Diving to explore wrecks

In this course, the techniques and equipment needed to safely dive wrecks will be discussed and used.

1) Without penetration External exploration.

2) Limited penetration. By “limited penetration”, it is defined by remaining in places where direct light arrives from the outside.

The following topics are covered in the Wreck Diver course:

1. The planning, organisation, procedures, problems and dangers of wreck diving.
2. The preparation and use of lights, air supplies, specialist equipment, “Ariadne’s strings” for penetration and reels/reels.
3. Diving techniques necessary in conditions of poor visibility and emergency procedures.

The Wreck Diver course includes four open water dives, which must be carried out over at least two days. Dives involving penetration into a wreck must be limited to the “bright zone”, as defined in the Cavern Diver specialty course, and within 40 meters from the surface, adding vertical and horizontal distances.

In order to participate in the Wreck Diver course, a person must:

1. Be certified as an Adventure Diver
2. Be at least 15 years old.