Diving courses 
Specialty diving courses
Fancy spending more time studying marine life?
If so, diving on nitrox may be a good solution for you. Nitrox is a breathing gas with a higher, up to 40%, portion of oxygen and less nitrogen. It facilitates no-decompression dives with longer bottom times, and also reduces the chances of nitrogen narcosis to a minimum. After certification, you will be licensed to use nitrox with a maximum oxygen content of 40%. The skills acquired in this course will come useful also when you carry on taking technical diving courses.
The prerequisites to this course are 20 logged dives and Open Water Diver certification, as a minimum.
You can engage in fantastic adventures if you obtain certification and use your newly acquired knowledge you start exploring underwater wrecks.
Wreck diving is almost like time travel, but, as you will observe, nature soon reclaims sunken ships and aircrafts because they act as an artificial reef and accommodate a great abundance of creatures.
The prerequisites to this course are Advanced Open Water Diver certification and 24 logged open water dives.
Being an experienced open water diver, are you intrigued to discover marine life and thrilling wrecks at depths you have never dived? If you obtain certification from this course, you can dive past the 30-metre limit, and will be prepared to dive as deep as 40 metres as a maximum. The training course will teach you a lot about decompression dives, and you will complete pool sessions using a double-tank scuba. The prerequisites reflect the seriousness of this diving course.
Completion of 18 years of age, Advanced Open Water Diver certificate and a minimum of 50 verified dives are needed for enrolling.
Diving is interesting not only in summer or in tropical waters; various lake and sea dives in cold seasons may also offer a lot to explore.
The possibility of wearing undergarments of various thicknesses represents a great advantage of dry suits, and makes them comfortable for diving even in cold waters or in winter. In a dry suit diving course, you can learn skills needed to use this special equipment safely.
It may seem a cold adventure at first glance, but normally stirred lake waters get crystal clear under surface ice, offering stunning visibility. Looking up through the sheet of ice at the sun is an unforgettable experience. After completing this diving course, you can dive also in frozen lakes, in addition to warm tropical waters.
If exploring the underwater world is not enough, and you also want to capture its beauties to show to others the way you see them, Photographer Diver training is the ideal choice for you.
This diving course offers you the knacks of taking excellent photographs, and expands your knowledge of marine creatures. Remember that good buoyancy is a prerequisite to taking stunning underwater photos, because no award winning photograph justifies the smallest piece of broken coral.
You can enrol in this diving course if you have 24 verified dives as a minimum, as well as Advanced Open Water Diver certification.
Night diver training is justly one of the most popular diving courses, because the depths of seas offer intriguing sights not only during the day, but certain creatures set out in the dark of night to hunt for prey. If you want a peek into the night life of marine life, complete our Night Diver course.
You need not wait too much to be able to start your night diver training, because all you need is ten verified dives and Open Water Diver certification to enrol.