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With the SSI Try Scuba course you can experience your first unforgettable breaths underwater. With an instructor at your side, you can dive in confined water without any worries and experience the magic of scuba diving. At the end of this short course, you will have earned your SSI Try Scuba certification card and can hardly wait for your next dive. Because there are countless diving adventures waiting for you and this course is just the beginning. Start today!

This certification is recognized worldwide and is the best way to become a qualified diver on an adventure that will last a lifetime. The combination of personalized instruction and practical training sessions ensures that you gain the skills and experience of a confident, safe diver. At the end of the course you will receive the SSI Open Water Diver certification.

As a dry suit diver you can dive warm and comfortable in cold waters all year round. Only dry suit diving opens up the special underwater landscapes of cold water to you: dives on the icebergs in the remote Arctic or fascinating places teeming with life despite the cold. Dry suits are also great if you dive several times a day. Instead of struggling to get out of the cold, wet wetsuit each time, the dry suit diver simply leaves his suit on. The best way to dry suit dive is the SSI Dry Suit Diver Specialty course. Here you will gain the necessary knowledge and learn all the skills to dive safely and comfortably in a dry suit. This includes how to use the special equipment and how to deal with difficult situations and problems with the dry suit. At the end of the course you will receive the SSI Dry Suit Diving Specialty certification.

Take an Enriched Air Nitrox Specialty course if you want to shorten your surface intervals and extend your dive time. You'll spend more time exploring your favorite dive sites instead of waiting! With the course you will expand your diving knowledge to plan safe dives with enriched air mixtures up to 40% oxygen. After completing the course, you will receive an SSI Enriched Air Nitrox certification for 32% or 40%.

In this sidemount diving course, you'll learn everything you need for recreational sidemount diving with one or two scuba tanks to a maximum depth of 30 meters or to your certification depth, whichever is deeper. Sidemount diving is already a common practice for wreck, mine and cave divers, but now more and more recreational divers are discovering its benefits. You don't carry a heavy tank on your back, feel more comfortable in the water and improve your water resistance and trim. You use less energy, can reduce your gas consumption and thus make the most of your diving time. With better buoyancy control, easier access to valves and more redundancy, sidemount diving offers safety and satisfaction. This is the best sidemount diving course to discover and enjoy the enticing benefits of this style of diving. You will learn all the skills and knowledge you need to dive safely and comfortably with single or twin cylinder sidemount equipment.

The SSI Perfect Buoyancy Specialty course is the best way to improve your buoyancy and experience perfect dives. Buoyancy control is one of the most important diving skills, but as any experienced diver will tell you, it takes time to perfect. In this course, you will learn advanced buoyancy skills and techniques to help you master your buoyancy faster. By improving your water position and optimizing your buoyancy control, you can reduce your air consumption and increase your bottom times. In this fascinating course, you will also learn new skills to protect the underwater world, which can always be used. At the end of the course you will receive the SSI Perfect Buoyancy Specialty certification. Well-balanced, you will soon be gliding calmly through the water, taking the underwater photos you've always dreamed of or simply enjoying the weightlessness.

The SSI Science of Diving Specialty course provides you with a comprehensive understanding of the underwater world and its effects on the human body. The course is the foundation for most SSI Professional courses and some Extended Range courses and is an essential part of deepening your diving knowledge. You can complete your SSI Science of Diving Specialty certification online from the comfort of your own home. Upon completion of the course, you will be halfway to the coveted SSI Divemaster and receive your Science of Diving certification.

The Divemaster program is the first step on an exciting journey. Earn the respect of your dive buddies and become an ambassador for diving by completing the Divemaster program. All you need is 40 verified dives and certifications in Deep Diving, Navigation, Night & Limited Visibility or at least 5 verified dives in each area plus Diver Stress & Rescue. Upon successful completion of the Divemaster program, you will be certified as a Dive Guide. If you want to turn your passion into a profession by guiding certified divers, teaching Ecology programs, assisting instructors or even becoming an instructor yourself, your next step is the Divemaster upgrade with at least 60 logged/verified dives. You can upgrade to Divemaster immediately or later by studying the Science of Diving materials yourself and passing the Digital Final Exam, which makes you an SSI Professional. There are thousands of job opportunities worldwide for the next generation of highly qualified divers.

DIVE - EAT - SLEEP - REPEAT This tour is dedicated to the most spectacular classics in the northern Red Sea: Part 1: Strait of Tiran The Strait of Tiran is home to many good dive sites such as Gordon Reef. A sand plateau lies on the reef, which is overgrown with many beautiful corals and is home to a large number of small and large fish. Thomas Reef also offers a fascinating underwater world. A spectacular canyon and the magnificent coral landscape on the steep wall make for a great dive. Woodhouse Reef, where drift dives are mainly carried out, offers great opportunities to encounter large fish and turtles. The canyon on the east side of the reef is particularly worth seeing. The northernmost reef in the chain is Jackson Reef, which impresses with its steep wall to the east and its magnificent coral landscapes. Large fish and turtles are frequently spotted here. Part 2: Ras Mohamed Ras Mohammed has the greatest diversity of marine life in the Sinai. Large schools of fish can be observed, especially at the southern tip of the headland. The Shark Reef, Anemone City and Yolanda Reef dive sites in Ras Mohammed National Park are a delight. At Anemone City, you cross a whole field of anemones before heading into the blue water past large shoals of barracuda, mackerel and tuna to the coral walls of Shark Reef. From there, Yolanda Reef is not far away, the attraction here being the coral garden and the wreck of the freighter of the same name that sank in 1980. Soft corals colonize the last cargo - bathtubs, washbasins and toilet bowls. In the summer months, the variety of fish on these reefs is particularly high. Schools of snappers, barracudas and batfish can be found here. The Shark Observatory is another impressive diving spot in Ras Mohammed National Park. The reef scores points here with caves, crevices and the wonderfully overgrown steep wall. Schools of tuna, mackerel and barracudas are almost certain to be seen, and with a bit of luck you may also encounter sharks. 3rd part: Thistlegorm The Thistlegorm is currently probably the most famous wreck in the Red Sea. The 126 m long British military freighter from the Second World War was shot in two by a German Heinkel He 111 fighter bomber on October 6, 1941 with two torpedoes that hit the ammunition chamber and sank on the spot. The main part of the ship lies on an even keel at a depth of 30 meters on a sandy bottom, the bridge rises up to 17 meters. The forward section in particular is well preserved; the railroad cars loaded as deck cargo are still in their original position. In the two front holds, which are easily accessible through the open hatches, there are numerous motorcycles and trucks, among other things. The stern has been blown off and lies on the ground at an angle of around 45 degrees. It is badly damaged by the bomb hit and the subsequent explosions, but still carries the anti-aircraft gun and another gun with a protective shield. In the debris field between the two parts of the ship lie the remains of Bedford trucks, small Bren Gun Carrier armored personnel carriers and shells of all sizes. Nearby, a damaged steam locomotive stands on the seabed. Like the wagons, it was part of the deck cargo and was flung away from the ship by the explosions. The Thistlegorm is also an impressive biotope with numerous different species of fish; for example, whole schools of large batfish can often be observed. Part 4: Sha'b Abu Nuhas Shaʿb Abu Nuhas ("Reef of the Father of Copper") is a reef located in the north of the Red Sea. It is located in the Gulf of Suez in the Strait of Gubal off Hurghada and El Gouna. The reef is located around five kilometers north of Shadwan Island and protrudes into the busy Strait of Gubal, making it a dangerous obstacle to shipping. Sha'b Abu Nuhas is considered the last hurdle for ships on their way from the Suez Canal to the open sea. As the coral extends to just below the water surface but does not break through it, the reef is difficult to see, especially when the sea is calm and the sun is low or it is dark. Due to the many shipwrecks and the unique underwater world of the Red Sea, this reef is very popular with scuba divers. The reef itself has beautiful stony coral formations. The wrecks, which lie at moderate depths, are heavily overgrown with stone, leather and soft corals and have developed into artificial reefs. They also provide shelter for numerous fish and other marine animals.

Night dives require very different skills than daylight dives. The SSI Night Diving & Limited Visibility Specialty course is the best way to learn all about night diving and practice the techniques required to make you a safe and confident night diver. This course will give you all the knowledge and skills to dive safely and relaxed at night or in limited visibility conditions. In a balanced mix of online learning and open water dives, you will learn how to use special equipment, the correct entry and exit techniques and how to communicate with your dive buddy at night and in limited visibility. Upon completion of the course, you will receive the SSI Night Diving and Limited Visibility Specialty certification and be ready to dive into the dark with confidence.

As a deep diver, you have the unique opportunity to explore some of the world's best dive sites and most popular marine life. There is so much waiting for you in the deep blue sea. In a balanced combination of theory sessions and open water dives, the SSI Deep Diving Specialty course will teach you everything you need for dives between 18 and 40 meters. You will learn how to plan and safely carry out your deep diving adventures and how to get the most out of your deep dives with the help of dive computers and gas consumption calculations. Upon completion of the course, you will receive your SSI Deep Diving Specialty certification and be able to explore the most beautiful deep dive sites wherever you want. This SSI Specialty is also a prerequisite for other advanced training courses, making it the next logical step in your diving education.

Many of the world's best dive sites are located on wrecks. Over the course of time, countless sea creatures have conquered these impressive structures as habitats, so that you dive through living history on every dive. Wreck diving is unique and incomparable. The SSI Wreck Diving Specialty course teaches you everything you need to know and master in practice and theory to become a safe and confident wreck diver. First, you will learn how to safely plan and conduct dives on wrecks and artificial reefs to a depth of 30 meters without penetrating deeper. You can then try out your newly acquired skills on real wrecks in open water. Upon completion of the course, you will receive your SSI Wreck Diving Specialty certification. Continue your adventure and become a wreck diver. Start today.

React Right is SSI's emergency first responder course and provides the knowledge and practical skills to act as a first responder in a medical emergency. In this flexible course, you can choose your subject areas, such as initial assessment, first aid, CPR and stabilization techniques. You will learn more about administering emergency oxygen and using the defibrillator (AED). With a combination of theory and practical exercise scenarios, this course will give you important tools and the confidence to provide emergency assistance. Once certified, you will be able to act as a first aider, administer first aid and CPR, administer oxygen and provide AED support. Earn your SSI React Right Specialty certification and help other divers in need. Start your SSI React Right Specialty course today!

The SSI Diver Stress and Rescue Specialty course is the best course to learn how to protect yourself and other divers. You will learn how to recognize stress, avoid accidents and apply practical techniques for performing rescues and emergency care. With a combination of pool and open water training, you will be well and safely prepared to deal with emergency and rescue situations. After completing the course, you will receive the SSI Diver Stress & Rescue Specialty certification.

This specialty course provides you with the knowledge and advanced skills you need to navigate safely and confidently underwater. You will learn the correct use of the compass, natural navigation techniques, estimating distances, leaving and returning to a given point and simple navigation patterns. You will also learn how to combine navigation techniques to optimize your diving experience. All of this will sharpen your underwater observation skills, increase your diving safety and help you get the most out of every dive. Upon completion of the course, you will receive the SSI Navigation Specialty certification.

With proper training, attitude and equipment, an experienced diver can dive responsibly without a buddy. Diving without a buddy involves certain additional risks that only come into question from a certain level of experience and is not suitable for everyone, but this type of diving also has its place, for example as an underwater photographer, safety diver or on small rescue missions. If you have the mental discipline and are prepared to learn the techniques required for this type of diving, you can develop the skills and the necessary self-confidence for this in the Independent Diving course. As a solo diver, you should have good judgment and be confident in your dive planning. You will learn self-rescue procedures, improve your diving skills and gain more independence and confidence in yourself and your abilities as a diver. During the cold season, the course is only conducted in a dry suit.