NAUTICA SAFARI

React Right is SSI's first aid course and will provide you with the cross-cutting knowledge and training needed by a first responder in a life or health emergency. In this flexible dive course, you can choose exactly what you want to learn, including casualty assessment, first aid, CPR and basic stabilization techniques. You can also learn about administering oxygen in diving accidents and the basics of using an AED defibrillator. The combination of theoretical sessions and practical training scenarios ensures that this course will give you all the tools and knowledge you need to respond appropriately in an emergency situation. By the time you are certified, you will know how to act as a first responder on the scene, administer first aid, perform CPR, administer oxygen and use an AED in a life or health emergency. Get your SSI React Right specialty certification. Get started today!

In the SSI Diver Stress and Rescue course, you will learn skills to help you and other divers. You'll learn how to recognize stress and prevent accidents, and learn practical techniques for performing rescues and first aid. Through a combination of pool sessions and open-water training dives, you will become a well-prepared and confident rescuer in emergency and rescue situations. Upon completion of the course, you will receive your SSI Diver Stress and Rescue specialty certification.

Prerequisites : - At least 100 dives of which at least 20 to a depth of 40 meters - Rescue + React right certification or equivalents - Deep certification - Nitrox certification - At least 16 years of age The SSI Decompression Diving specialization will teach you to dive beyond no-decompression limits. You will learn to plan and execute dives to a maximum depth of 40 meters with limited decompression, using your recreational Full Dive System and one decompression cylinder. You will learn and practice how to effectively use dive computer functions, including gas switching, gas integration, time to reserve and time to ascent. Using these computer functions will become second nature, allowing you to safely conduct limited decompression dives without hours of dive planning. Upon completion, you will be certified in SSI Decompression Diving and will be able to explore stunning deep dive sites or larger wrecks without being limited by traditional no-decompression limits. The possibilities for expanding your diving adventures just got bigger!

In the SSI Diver Stress and Rescue course, you will learn skills to help you and other divers. You'll learn how to recognize stress and prevent accidents, and learn practical techniques for performing rescues and first aid. Through a combination of pool sessions and open-water training dives, you will become a well-prepared and confident rescuer in emergency and rescue situations. Upon completion of the course, you will receive your SSI Diver Stress and Rescue specialty certification.

The Divemaster program, consisting of the Dive Guide and Science of Diving courses, is the first step in a unique journey. Earn the respect of your dive partners and become an ambassador of diving by participating in the program. All that is required to start the course and earn your Dive Guide credential is 40 verified/verified dives and Deep Diving, Navigation, Night & Limited Visibility credentials or at least 5 logged/verified dives of each type plus the Diver Stress & Rescue course. Upon successful completion of the program, you will be a certified Dive Guide with Dive Guide privileges. If you want to turn your passion into a profession by guiding dives for certified divers, conducting Environmental Specialties, assisting instructors or even becoming an instructor yourself, the next step is Divemaster Upgrade. Requires 60 logged/verified dives. Make the upgrade to Divemaster immediately or at any time by reading the Science of Diving course materials yourself and passing the Digital Final Exam, which makes you an SSI Professional.

VIII Rally of Underwater Photographers on Vis The Rally of Underwater Photographers on VIS ISLAND IN CROATIA Are you an underwater photographer or are you planning to become one? The Photographers' Rally on Vis is the best breeding ground for talent, a place and time where you will gain maximum knowledge and inspiration! In our diving base Nautica Vis Diving Center we organize every year a meeting integrating the community of Polish underwater photographers. The schedule of the week is usually tight to the limit: each day we swim to the positions at least twice, jump into the water, spending so much time in one place until the battery drain indicator starts blinking or the message about the lack of space on the card appears, then we return to the base to dress up the photos until late at night, discuss what could be done better, polish them in Lightroom and finally - enjoy them! The dive sites available on Visa offer great opportunities. Photographers get a unique chance to hone their skills in terms of wreck photography, cave photography, macro photography... Full choice! Not to mention the pleasant social aspect, for which the base facilities are also very well prepared ☺ Each underwater photographer is a separate story, they differ in their approach (although mostly they treat it as a hobby), and - most importantly - in style. Their photos are the result of a compilation of eye, mind, chosen equipment, outdoors and processing. The final result is a brilliantly composed, atmospheric image whose style is unmistakably recognized by knowledgeable admirers. This can be perfectly observed on the blog http://fotografpodwodny.pl/ This season there will again be an opportunity to meet and work on a common wave! The Nautica Vis Diving Center base will host the next edition of the Foto Projekt. This will be the eighth Underwater Photographers Meeting in the history of the base on the Vis! We invite you together with Irena Stangierska Photography, Fotopodwodna.pl, Fotograf Podwodny and sponsors for a week of diving, photography and conversation. The meeting is not a commercial course or workshop. There will be no lecturers or course participants. However, we hope for another exchange of experience and diving and social integration of the community of underwater photographers and filmmakers.Greetings Piotr Stós, Dominika Aleksanderek and the Nautika Crew