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Looking
to explore hidden secrets in caverns around the
world? Then you'll need your Cavern Diver
certification! To take advantage of this extraordinary
program, you need to be at least 18
years of age. |
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Cavern diving is defined as any dive conducted within the light zone of a
cave, the area
near the entrance where you can see natural light.
You'll go on four dives during the Cavern Diving program
(which are to be conducted over
at least two days). During your first dive, you'll practice the use of lines and reels and
emergency procedures. The final three dives are conducted in the cavern
environment. Your
actual penetration-training dives are limited to within the light zone and within 40
metres from the surface (vertical and horizontal distance
included).
The program covers the knowledge and techniques of cavern diving and describes the dangers
involved with *cave diving.
Here's what's included in your
Cavern Diver program:
- The planning, organization procedures, techniques, problems,
and hazards of cavern diving.
- Special equipment considerations including: lighting,
guidelines, reel handling and redundant breathing systems.
- Proper body position and buoyancy control, air-consumption
management and emergency procedures.
- Information that describes the specific hazards of cavern
diving should include: silting, line entanglement and breakage, disorientation from permanent
lines and emergency situations unique to cavern diving.
If you like searching for adventure
in the wildest of places, sign up today!
*This course is not a cave diving course and does not
certify you to participate in cave diving activities. It
does, however, prepare you to
enter a cave diving program.
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Curious how the pressure in depths can be or ever
felt the effect of Nitrogen Narcosis?
Our Deep Diver program offers you the adventure of a
lifetime, going deep to see things others only dream
about. |
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During your program, you'll cover the knowledge, skills and techniques needed to dive
deep.
The following is included in the Deep Diver
program:
- Planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems and
hazards of deep diving.
- Risk factors and decompression-tables review.
- Safety stops and emergency decompression procedures.
- Special equipment, descent lines and buoyancy-control
considerations.
- Procedures for flying after diving and high-altitude diving.
- Orientation to recompression chambers.
The program includes four open water dives, which are conducted over at least two days.
The minimum depth for the deep dives is between 18 to 30 metres. All your dives will be
conducted within the no-decompression limits, with deeper dives conducted first.
So - Join the deep diving crowd!
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Looking to extend your bottom
time? Then check out our Enriched Air Diver
program! |
The PADI Enriched Air Diver program emphasizes the theoretical and operational
considerations involved with enriched air diving.
Additionally, you'll get to go on to
training dives during the program. |
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For more information about Nitrox and Enriched Air,
have a look at our Nitrox
page! |
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You were really expecting a description about ice diving on the
web site
from a diving company in Thailand? Give me a break!
You can have a look at the PADI
web site for more information about ice diving, but I
really think it is much too cold.
So, maybe you should try something else, maybe a Rebreather
course,
a nice Wreck
dive,
a Cavern
dive
specialty or a Nitrox
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Any idea how the Titanic looks like right
now? Want to explore sunken ships, crashed planes and lost treasures beneath the
surface?
Then our Wreck Diver program
is just what you need! |
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During the Wreck Diver program you'll go on four open water
dives, which may be conducted
over at least two days. The program covers the following
subjects:
- The planning,
organization, procedures, techniques, problems
and hazards of wreck diving.
- The preparation and use of
lights, air supplies, special equipment, penetration lines and
reels.
- Limited-visibility diving techniques and emergency
procedures.
To explore the treasures hidden
beneath the surface, become a Wreck Diver right now!
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