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Wreck diving means different things to different divers. Some are drawn to the mystery of the ship. Where did it come from? Who sailed aboard her and what happened to them? To others the wreck is an artificial reef where all manner of life congregates and thrives... |
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For others, the adventure lies in wreck penetration... exploring the ship from the inside! To penetrate a wreck is to be in a surreal environment. Stairs go sideways, portholes look at the bottom.... |
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This TDI course provides advanced training and experience required to competently conduct advanced wreck dives. This program includes penetration skills and techniques. Depths never exceed the level in which the diver is trained, but in no case shall the maximum depth exceed 55M / 180 Feet. The objective of this course is to... |
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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. |
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This course examines the theory, methods and procedures of planned stage decompression diving. This program is designed as a stand-alone course, but is often combined with the Advanced Nitrox or Extended Range Courses. The objective of this course is to train divers how to... |
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You've probably heard the term "NITROX" or seen the bright green and yellow stickers ringing some divers' tanks, but do you know what it is? Enriched air/nitrox is a gas blend |
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Advanced Nitrox Scuba Diver is also a great course for those wanting to extend your bottom times in shallower depths such as scientific diver, and a must for those interested in becoming... |
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In the Fish Identification Diver Specialty Course you will learn about a variety of species with special emphasis on those that call our Channel Islands home. Your instructor will take you through the techniques for successful identification as well as showing you how to safely interact with marine life... |
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The SDI Research Diver certification course at our LA dive school will teach the certified diver the necessary skills and knowledge in research diving... |
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The ability to navigate successfully gives you the confidence to venture farther from the decent line so you can explore more of the dive site free from the stress that comes from not knowing where you are... |
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The PADI Search And Recovery Specialty will give you the skills and confidence to be able to find submerged objects and safely bring them to the surface even in low-visibility situations. You will be guided in safe procedures and techniques for organizing a search, utilizing effective underwater patterns and how to properly and safely secure lift devices. You’ll also learn how to defeat the problems posed by limited visibility... |
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When you take the Diver Propulsion Vehicle Specialty Course you will get instruction on how to handle the DPV. You’ll learn about the equipment and how to operate it safely and without damaging fragile aquatic life. And you'll be equipped to get more out of... |
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To use a drysuit safely you need some special training. In the SDI Dry Suit Diver Specialty Course you will learn the proper techniques and then you’ll put those techniques into practice as your class progresses from classroom to confined water to open water. Upon completion you will know how to control your buoyancy... |
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This course also strengthens your buddy team skills by stressing dive planning, personal limitations, accident prevention as well as the benefits, potential hazards and proper procedures of diving solo. In the Solo Diver Course you will also learn the the additional equipment required for solo diving... |
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If you haven't been diving at night, it's common to have a little trepidation at the prospect, but once you've done it, you'll be entering a whole new kind of underwater experience. The ocean is like a factory that runs 24/7. When the moon comes up it means it's time for the second shift to take over.
You will learn how to safely plan and approach... |
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