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Wreck Diver Course


Kelp and railings - Narvik (Norway) German Wrecks

 

Caroline swimming past a shell lying on a Narvik wreck

Why do Wreck Diver Course?

Are you interested in history, a photographer, or an underwater naturalist?

Or do you just want the excitement of exploring on the ships claimed by the sea, and particually in UK waters such as Brighton, Scapa Flow, Malta, Bikini Atol to name a few?

If you have answered yes to any of these questions above, then the Wreck Specialty Course is what you need.

For as long as there have been divers and shipwrecks, there have been wreck divers. There are so many diving opportunities on shipwrecks in the UK and beyond that divers are interested in shipwrecks for a variety of reasons such as;

Mystery and curiosity:
Shipwrecks have always fascinated divers with their mystery. When a diver approaches a shipwreck there is a feeling of curiosity. How did it get there? What was it carrying? What men once lived and worked here?

History:
Increasingly, the remains of sunken ships tell marine archaeologists about man's history. A wreck diver willing to research archives may find the history of a favourite shipwreck and add to it by sifting through clues on the wreck itself.

Aquatic Life:
Shipwrecks quickly become artificial reefs (some ships are sunk intentionally for that reason). These wrecks attract new underwater life & provide new habitat. In many areas, shipwrecks are among the best places to observe aquatic life.

Photography:
Thanks to their structures, the life that inhabits wrecks tends to attract photographers trying to catch the perfect shot


 
Markgraff - Scapa Flow

 
HMS Stubborn Submarine - Malta

During the program,
You'll learn Cold water physiology - basic thermal considerations and how you get cold underwater. Comparison of Drysuit options, advantages and disadvantages of each type. Drysuit construction, Zippers, seal, valves, materials used, undergarments, hoods, and dry gloves. Comfort accessories such as Pee Valves, and nappies. Care and maintanence, and storage advice.

Course consists of,
A knowledge review session, 4 open water dives.

All equipment, manual and certification included.

Where can I go from here?
The Wreck Advenure Dive from the Adventures In Diving program may count toward this specialty at instructor discretion and this specialty counts as one of your five Specialty diver certifications for the Master Scuba Diver certification.

Other Courses related to Wreck Diver
Peak Performance Buoyancy, Night Diver, Deep Diver, Drysuit Diver, Enriched Air Diver, DPV, Technical Courses.

Course Cost:
£160

Course Dates:
Call

Places strictly limited to a max of (6) students per Instructor.
Book your place today - deposit £60



Prerequisites; Advanced Open Water Diver, 15yrs old .