DIVE COURSES SCHEDULED
Please contact us to discuss your plans, other courses can be arranged.
The following courses are scheduled over the coming months. DAN First Aid Course Tuesday August 3rd - online theory, practical training and examination. $150 Diver Stress and Rescue Starts August 7th $440 Be prepared for the unexpected emergencies. Learn how to recognise stress & manage diving emergencies. They don't happen often, but they do happen and with proper training you will gain the knowledge, practical skills and confidence to handle these situations if they arise. Open Water Course - –$399-00 per person enquire for dates Advanced Adventure Course - $375 per person enquire for datesThe next step after Open Water Course. This course introduces 5 of the many specialties available and is designed to extend your experience beyond that of the open Water Course. Dives on this course may be credited towards your SSI Advanced Open Water course.
Modules include:
Advanced Navigation, Nitrox (Add $150-00 for the full specialty), Night Diving, Wreck & Deep diving (30m)
Do your Nitrox specialty at the same time for an extra $150-00
SSI Advanced open Water Course enquire for dates
The SSI Advanced open Water Diver course consists of four specialties. The course is designed to extend the range of diving opportunities beyond the limits of the Open Water and Advanced Adventurer (PADI Advanced) diver courses. Divers must be qualified Open Water divers (not necessarily SSI) at the start of the course and have a minimum of 24 dives logged before certification. Course includes a minimum of 8 dives. Wreck Course - $360enquire for dates Many of the most spectacular and popular dives around the world are on wrecks. This fun course teaches you to safely penetrate wrecks opening up the underwater world for your exploration.
Enriched air /Nitrox Course - $150 when taken with above courses (otherwise $275)August 21 & 22 Learn the techniques and skills using oxygen enriched air to reduce the nitrogen your body tissues take up during a dive which can give you improved safety margins, reduce your risk of bends, or extend your bottom times. |
DIVE SAFETY
Diving involves physical activity in an environment hostile to human life. It requires a reasonable level of fitness and there are some medical conditions that make diving more risky. Australian standards require a "Fitness to dive medical" prior to learning to dive. However for the try scuba program ( try dive) you only need to complete a medical questionaire. The South Pacific Underwater Medical Association (SPUMS) maintains a list of fully trained dive medical doctors. Ideally your dive medical should be completed by one of these doctors. However any trained doctor can complete the medical. We recommend you see your own doctor prior to coming to Merimbula. We can provide a standard examination form with information on the risks of diving to assist your doctor during the examination.
We offer DAN first aid and other safety courses .









