PADI Deep Diver Specialty: Explore the Depths Beyond
Are you ready to venture beyond the limits of recreational diving and explore the captivating depths of the ocean? The PADI Deep Diver Specialty course at Squalo Divers will equip you with the skills and knowledge to safely and confidently dive to depths of up to 40 meters/130 feet.
Course Highlights:
- Expand Your Limits:Discover the thrill of exploring deeper dive sites and encountering unique marine life that thrives in the depths.
- Master Deep Diving Techniques:Learn specialized skills like deep dive planning, gas management, buoyancy control at depth, and managing narcosis.
- Gain Confidence and Experience:Build your confidence and comfort level in deeper water under the guidance of our experienced PADI instructors.
What You’ll Learn:
- Deep Dive Planning:Understand the physiological and psychological effects of deep diving and learn how to plan and execute safe deep dives.
- Gas Management:Manage your gas supply efficiently and effectively at depth, including calculating decompression stops and using dive computers.
- Buoyancy Control:Master buoyancy control techniques specific to deep diving, ensuring a smooth and controlled descent and ascent.
- Narcosis Management:Recognize and manage the effects of nitrogen narcosis, a condition that can affect divers at depth.
- Deep Dive Equipment:Familiarize yourself with specialized equipment used for deep diving, such as redundant gas systems and decompression cylinders.
Prerequisites:
- Be at least 15 years old
- Be certified as a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver or equivalent
Why Choose Squalo Divers:
- Expert Instruction:Learn from experienced PADI Deep Diver Specialty Instructors who are passionate about exploring the depths.
- Spectacular Dive Sites:Discover the breathtaking underwater landscapes and marine life found in the deeper waters around Cancun and Puerto Morelos.
- Small Group Focus:Receive personalized attention and guidance in a small group setting, ensuring a safe and enjoyable learning experience.
