Buoyancy control is something many new divers complain about - this course will fine-tune your buoyancy skills with an array of exercises and games. Improving buoyancy helps to reduce air consumption, protects the reef (and the diver!) and, let's face it, makes you look cool when you're down.
In this exciting new PADI Specialty course you will learn the beneficial effects of oxygen for the injured diver, how assemble and disassemble the Oxygen kit and how to administer oxygen and care for a victim. Often a requirement to work in the industry.
The course can be completed in a day and will save you lots of expensive servicing and repair bills in the future. Learn how to look after your equipment, find out how it all works, What happens when they service your regulator - after all your life depends on it!
When you dive in a strong current or tide - how do you dive? Drift diving uses less energy so you get longer underwater and cover more area, no worries about finding you way back! Learn how to do this from one of our dive charter boats. Find out about all the procedures and safety considerations to make this type of diving more fun.
A scuba diving course on the use of digital underwater cameras were you learn how to get the best results from whatever system you have. Also included is post dive photo processing and editing using propriety photo editing software.
Extend your adventure to the maximum recreational depth of 40mLearn the safety aspects of diving deeper within recreational limits, and gain practical experience of dives greater than 30m. A diver here explores the top of the Taiyong wreck atv 35m.
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