Scooter/DPV Diving

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Scooter/DPV Diving

Do you want to get the most out of your dive time and have real fun underwater? Then discover diving with a DPV/dive scooter. In this course, you’ll learn the skills and procedures needed to safely plan and conduct such dives. You’ll learn the specific precautions for using dive scooters/DPVs, how to maintain contact with your dive buddy, monitor your other equipment, and safely enjoy this new diving experience with the DPV! Upon completion of the course, you’ll receive the SSI Scooter/DPV Diving Specialty certification and will be able to dive to depths of up to 30 meters using a dive scooter/DPV.

Facts and Training Standards

12 Years Minimum Age for certification
1 Minimum Pool/Confined Sessions during Training
2 Minimum Open Water Dives during Training
30 m / 100 ft Max Depth

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$287.79
€250.00
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Scooter/DPV Diving

$287.79
€250.00
Contact

Scooter/DPV Diving

$287.79
€250.00

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