Overview

Exploring sunken ships, planes, and artificial reefs offers a unique glimpse into history and marine life. The PADI Wreck Diver Specialty course teaches divers how to safely explore and navigate wrecks while preserving their structural integrity.

Who Can Take This Course?
PADI Adventure Divers (or higher) aged 15 and above
Perfect for divers interested in underwater history, marine conservation, or technical diving
What You’ll Learn:
✔ Wreck Surveying & Mapping – How to assess and create a basic map of a wreck
✔ Proper Wreck Penetration Techniques – Safe entry and exit procedures for limited penetration dives
✔ Equipment Considerations – Specialized gear, including lines and reels for navigation
✔ Hazard Identification – Recognizing potential dangers like entanglement, silt-outs, and unstable structures

Course Structure:
✔ Knowledge Development – Learn wreck diving techniques, safety measures, and legal considerations
✔ 4 Open Water Dives – Conducted over at least two days, where you’ll:

Practice navigating around wrecks
Learn how to use penetration lines and reels
Improve buoyancy control to avoid disturbing silt and marine life
Apply mapping techniques
Why Take the Wreck Diver Course?
✔ Explore History Underwater – Dive into the past by visiting sunken ships, planes, and artificial reefs
✔ Enhance Your Diving Skills – Improve buoyancy, navigation, and safety techniques
✔ Expand Your Dive Destinations – Many top dive sites around the world are wrecks

This course is ideal for divers who seek adventure, exploration, and a deeper connection to the underwater world.
Duration: 2 days -4 dives