Boat Diving

Boat Diving

This is the ideal course to prepare you for your first diving vacation or liveaboard. Also for experienced divers who have had a longer break from diving or who want to go on a liveaboard for the first time. Among other things, we discuss checking in at the diving center, customs, forms and give tips on the respective diving destination. During the pool unit, we not only practise the various entry and exit techniques, we also train the basic skills and prepare you for the obligatory check dive. Another focus is the setting of the current buoy and procedures for dives from a dinghy, as is common on safaris. Most of the most beautiful reefs are far out in the sea and are inaccessible to divers from the coast. There are also diving areas where it is not possible to dive from land and only boat dives are offered. There are diving centers, charter companies and private owners all over the world who can take you on their boat to these places with particularly clear water and spectacular underwater landscapes. We prepare you specifically for boat dives so that you feel comfortable on board and fun and enjoyment are guaranteed. ATTENTION: registration by telephone or in person is required.

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