PADI DRIFT DIVER SPECIALITY​

Ever wanted to experience flying underwater? Then this is the course for you. the feelings is something all divers should feel, once you try it, you want to do it on all your dives.

Welcome to the world of PADI Drift Diver Specialty, where you’ll be introduced to the thrill of diving deep into the ocean’s abyss. This skillful course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and techniques to safely explore the underwater world that lies down to 40m/130ft.

Why Choose PADI Drift Diver Specialty?

For those who are intrigued by what lies beneath the surface, deep down in the ocean, this course is a golden opportunity. It provides training to handle the increased risks of deep diving while uncovering the hidden wonders of the deep sea.

Course Overview

The PADI Drift Diver Specialty is more than just a diving course. It’s an immersive experience that teaches you how to manage your gas supply, identify and deal with narcosis, recognize your personal limits, and much more. Let’s dive deeper into the course’s structure and what it offers.

Course Structure

The PADI Drift Diver Specialty comprises of several components including:

1. Independent Study: This self-study material, available through PADI eLearning, allows you to work at your own pace, online or offline.
2. Inwater Training: This involves four dives with a PADI Instructor, where you’ll practice descents, buoyancy and safety stops.
3. Knowledge Development Sessions: A comprehensive discussion on the risks and procedures involved in deep diving.
4. Dive Gear: You’ll also require basic scuba equipment, a dive computer, and a dive light and slate are recommended.
5. Dive Course Details: The course typically includes three deep dives over two days, with a maximum depth of 40m/130ft within no-stop limits.

What You’ll Learn

Throughout this course, you’ll learn key skills that are essential for deep sea diving. Some of these include:

• Narcosis assessment
• Air consumption calculations
• Deep navigation
• Proper safety stops and emergency procedures
• Planning, organisation, procedures, problems and hazards of deep diving
• Safety stops and emergency decompression procedures
• Special equipment, descent lines and buoyancy-control considerations

How to Get Started

To embark on this underwater adventure, you need to be at least 15 years old, and PADI Advanced Open Water certified. It’s also recommended to be PADI Enriched Air Nitrox certified, to extend your bottom times at depth.

What to Expect

Learning to dive deep is a thrilling experience. From exploring historic shipwrecks to navigating dramatic underwater walls, training as a deep diver opens up a world of exploration. The deep diving specialty course equips you on how to plan & carry out deep dives safely and confidently.

Benefits of PADI Drift Diver Specialty Course

Diving deep into the ocean is not just about the thrill and adventure. It’s also about the numerous benefits it offers:

• Exploration: Deep diving allows you to explore more of the underwater world. From historic shipwrecks to dramatic walls, the deep sea has a lot to offer.
• Skills Development: The course allows you to develop essential diving skills like buoyancy control, air consumption calculations, and much more.
• Confidence Building: By learning to manage the risks associated with deep diving, you’ll build confidence in your diving abilities.
• Increased Bottom Time: By combining the deep diver specialty with the PADI Enriched Air Nitrox specialty, you can extend your bottom times at depth.

Dive into the Deep Blue with PADI Drift Diver Specialty

Whether you’re a seasoned diver looking to explore new depths or a beginner eager to learn, the PADI Drift Diver Specialty course is an excellent choice. With its comprehensive structure, professional guidance, and practical training, you’ll be well-equipped to safely explore the mysteries of the deep blue sea.

So, if you’re ready to dive deep and explore the underwater world in places like Hurghada, get in touch with us and start your PADI Drift Diver Specialty course. Remember, the ocean’s depth is not a barrier, but a gateway to exploration and adventure. Dive in, the water’s fine!