The lure of exploring sunken vessels, airplanes and automobiles is something most divers can't resist. The Wreck Diver Specialty course introduces you to wreck diving and helps you develop the skills and knowledge necessary for safe and fun wreck diving.

What's involved?

Being a wreck diver means being organised, and because wreck diving often results in diving in poor or no visibility you will need to plan your dives down to the very last detail by reviewing emergency procedures, techniques, problems & the hazards that can occur in wreck diving. You will become familiar in the preparation & use of lights, air supplies, & the special equipment like penetration lines & wreck reels.

What do I need to start?
 Wreck penetration-training dives are limited to within the light zone and within 40 metres/130 feet from the surface, vertical and horizontal distance included. If the wreck used for training is located in deep water (over 18 metres/60 feet), the Deep Diver rating is recommended as a prerequisite for the Wreck Diver program.

Big Blue provides all equipment, boat trips, manuals, etc., for the duration of the course.

Am I fit to dive?
Read this medical questionnaire, if you can answer yes to any of the questions, you may require medical clearance to enroll on a diving course. Email us if you want more information.

How long will it take?
Generally this course is completed over two to three days.

Now what?
After successfully completing this course, you may want to continue your dive education with some of the Specialty Courses or Rescue training.