Wreck Diver , Hurghada

PADI Crash Site Diver Courses. What it will mean to you.

You are fascinated by the presence of shipwrecks underwater and want to explore them. You really want to unravel their mysteries.

There’s something mysterious and hidden about abandoned shipwrecks, cars, and planes. They play with your imagination by holding on to their past. The PADI Wreck Diver Specialty course is popular because it offers adventures by observing responsible and experienced divers.

Wreckage is not limited to just ships or boats. Also, airplanes and cars are worth exploring.

During the course, you will be introduced to international guidelines for the exploration of shipwrecks. You will become familiar with the laws that protect their historical and cultural significance.

During four dives, you will be taught the safety, navigation and reconnaissance of sunken ships, how to survey and map a wreck, how to use penetration lines and coils to guide reconnaissance and technique to avoid exploding silt or disturbing the peace of its inhabitants.

PADI Crash Site Diver Courses. Level of training.

If you are at least 15 years old and have earned a PADI Adventure Diver certification or higher, you can enroll in the Dreck Diver Specialty Specialist course.

PADI Crash Site Diver Courses. What you’ll learn.

Keep in mind that there are different types of wrecks. Some of them are protected by local government laws. This indicates their historical and cultural significance.

Your training sessions begin with a review of research guidelines and respect for debris. Over the course of four dives, you’ll gain insight into safety considerations, navigation, and wreck exploration. You will observe and map the crash site. We’ll introduce you to the use of penetration lines and reels to guide crash reconnaissance. After the course, you will have methods to avoid swelling of silt or disturbing the habitat of its inhabitants.

You’ll need your basic snorkeling gear and a light underwater light to allow you to see inside the wreck. A whiteboard, along with an underwater compass for mapping and navigation, and a line and reel for penetration training. Our instructor can suggest other equipment suitable for snorkeling in your area.

PADI Open Water Diving Course. Here’s how you can get started.

You can start by clicking on the “Book Now” button and specify when you want to start the course. Once you’ve done that, your instructor will provide you with training materials to start getting the knowledge you need.

We speak Russian in our diving center. If you do not speak English, let us know and we will try to arrange an English-speaking instructor so that the language barrier does not prevent you from enjoying and unforgettable diving.