Wreck Diver

The existence of wrecks beneath the surface intrigues you, and you want to investigate them. You are eager to solve their riddles.

Program Specifics

Wreck Diver PADI Course. What it does for you is this.

The existence of wrecks beneath the surface intrigues you, and you want to investigate them. You are eager to solve their riddles.

The abandoned ruins of vehicles, ships, and airplanes have a mysterious and enigmatic quality. They cling to their history while playing with your imagination. Because it provides exciting experiences while adhering to appropriate wreck diving standards, the PADI Wreck Diver Specialty course is well-liked.

Ships and boats are not the only types of wrecks. Exploring autos and airplanes is also well worth the time.

You will learn about worldwide standards for wreck exploration and study during the training. You will learn about the regulations that protect their cultural and historical value.

You will learn how to survey and chart a wreck, how to use penetration lines and reels to guide exploration, how to avoid kicking up silt or upsetting the wreck and its inhabitants, and other safety issues for navigating and exploring wrecks throughout four dives.

Wreck Diver PADI Course. You are eligible in this way.

You can sign up for the Wreck Diver Specialty course if you are at least 15 years old and have obtained a PADI Adventure Diver certification or higher.

Wreck Diver PADI Course. What you will discover is this.

Keep in mind that crashes come in a variety of forms. Laws from the local government protect some. This demonstrates their cultural and historical importance.

You begin your training sessions by going over the rules for crash research and respect. You will learn about safety precautions for navigating and investigating wrecks over four dives. You will learn how to map and inspect a wreck. We will familiarize you with the use of penetration lines and reels to direct the excavation of the wreck. Following the training, you will know how to prevent upsetting the wreck and its occupants or stirring up silt.

To look inside the wreck, you’ll need a dive light and your basic diving gear. An underwater compass for mapping and navigation, a line and reel for practicing wreck penetration, and a slate for taking notes will all be useful. Other equipment suitable for wreck diving in your region could be recommended by our instructor.

Course for PADI Open Water Divers. Here’s how to get started.

Press booking is now available, and you may choose when you would want to begin your Egypt Divers course. Following that, you will receive the study resources you need to begin acquiring the required expertise from your Egypt Divers teacher.

What To Take With You?

•  Towel
•  Sun cream