The deepest challenge in diving

Tsereve is Everest spelled backwards. Climbing Mount Everest is a life goal for many adventurers, and the journey to the summit is gradual, because nature is harsh and unforgiving on the way. For divers, 100+ metres is the Mount Everest of scuba diving. Far fewer people have dived that deep than have stood on top of Everest.

We designed a gradual programme for a safe descent and a successful reverse ascent. You start at 65 m and finish at 100 m, and the full programme takes six days, diving a little deeper every day.

Before you start

To qualify you need all of the following:

• Age 20 or older
• PADI Tec Trimix Diver, or equivalent
• At least 50 logged decompression dives
• Oxygen first aid certificate
• Your own trimix dive computer
• Your own technical diving gear (except tanks)

Not there yet? That is what the training is for. Our technical courses take you from Discover Tec to Tec Trimix, and our partner school Dive Krakow in Poland trains divers on the same path. You can start from nothing or from any point in your diving experience.

What is included

• Five days of technical diving on a twinset, with all gases and blends
• Helium costs
• Boat hire and logistics
• Achievement certificate
• A free Tsereve t-shirt

In cooperation with Dive Krakow

The Tsereve Challenge runs in cooperation with Dive Krakow, our sister school in Poland. You can do your training in Kraków and your final programme with us in Aqaba.

Diving beyond 100 m is one of the most demanding forms of diving. The programme is gradual, it needs the prerequisites above and good health, and you complete a medical questionnaire first. Scope, price and dates are confirmed individually.