Overview

The PADI Deep Diver Specialty course allows certified divers to explore deeper dive sites safely, extending their maximum depth to 40 meters (130 feet). This specialty is perfect for those who want to discover deeper wrecks, caves, or unique marine life while managing the risks associated with deep diving.

Who Can Take This Course?
PADI Adventure Divers (or higher) aged 15 and above
Ideal for divers looking to explore beyond the standard recreational depth limit of 18-30 meters
What You’ll Learn:
✔ Deep Dive Planning – Understanding gas management, safety stops, and emergency procedures
✔ Physiological Effects of Deep Diving – Managing nitrogen narcosis and decompression concerns
✔ Specialized Equipment & Techniques – Proper use of dive computers, redundant air sources, and deep-diving procedures
✔ Buoyancy Control at Depth – Adjusting for increased water pressure and maintaining neutral buoyancy

Course Structure:
✔ Knowledge Development – Covers deep diving theory, safety considerations, and dive planning
✔ 4 Open Water Dives (over at least two days)

Dive 1: Buoyancy checks, gas supply management, and deep dive planning
Dive 2: Navigating at depth and recognizing narcosis symptoms
Dive 3: Using backup air sources and executing emergency ascent procedures
Dive 4: Exploring a deep site while applying all learned techniques
Why Take the Deep Diver Course?
✔ Explore More Dive Sites – Access wrecks, reefs, and caves beyond recreational depth limits
✔ Increase Your Confidence – Gain the skills to handle deep diving safely and effectively
✔ Expand Your Diving Opportunities – Deep diving skills are useful for wreck diving, technical diving, and advanced dive travel

This course is essential for divers looking to take their underwater exploration to the next level while staying safe and prepared.
Duration: 2 days – 4 dives