Looking for wrecks or dives sites beyond 60 or 100 feet? Do you want a more extensive knowledge of diving theory?

As an Advanced Open Water Diver, you’ve been confined to a maximum operational depth of 60 feet. Sure there’s a lot too love in that range, but 60 feet is only just scratching the surface of what diving has to offer you. There’s a mystique to the deep and when you’re a new diver just breaking through that 60-foot barrier feels like you’re pioneering in the spirit of Jules Verne and the Nautilus. The allure of going deep doesn’t end when you’ve been there once. There are wrecks, unique coral and fish—sights you won’t find anywhere else. Ask experienced deep divers and you’ll hear the enthusiasm in their voices as well as the respect for the serious nature of deep diving.

In the PADI Deep Diver course you’ll learn about the physiology of pushing beyond the 100-foot range. Under the supervision of instructors who have the training and experience to guide you, you’ll venture into the deep water and discover first hand what’s there. After completing the course you will be prepared to plan deep dives down to the recreational limit of 130 feet and you’ll know how to manage the special challenges of being there.

Deep Diver INTRO VIDEO

Prerequisites

• Advanced Open Water Certification
• Minimum age: 15 years old
• Current logbook

Objectives:

Includes:

• Three deep dives with instructor (1 beach & 2 boat)
  
• PADI Deep diver manual
• Classroom and video session (one night)
  
• PADI Deep Diver Certification card
• Scuba Rentals (not lights)
  

Cost: $ 175.00 + Boat ticket