How long is the Class Session ?

If you have finished the PADI eLearning, Class session duration typically 2-3 hours.

Is the pool session only limited to 1 time ?

The goal of pool practice is to reach a "mastery" level, where students can perform skills consistently. Instructors determine when a skill requires more repetition or if an additional pool session is needed.

Deep Specialty – Hobby Dive

Meeting Point
Hobby Dive Store
Prerequisite
PADI Adventure Diver (or qualifying certification)
Meals
Day 1: Light Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner, Day 2: Breakfast & Lunch
Dives No
4
Accomodation
Twin-Share Room
Minimum Age
15

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About the Course

During the PADI® Deep Diver course, you’ll learn how to plan deep dives, manage your gas supply and how to identify and manage narcosis.

You’ll learn about buddy contact procedures, safety considerations and buoyancy control at depth.

What You’ll Learn

Manage your gas supply

Identify and deal with narcosis

Recognize your personal limits

Highlights

New Depth Limits: Safely extend your diving range beyond the 18-meter or 30-meter limits of previous certifications to explore deeper walls, drop-offs, and wrecks.
Gas Management and Planning: Master calculations for air consumption rates at greater pressures and learn how to manage no-decompression limits using a dive computer.

Day 01 :

Island Shore Dives & Skill Application

2 Dives

Dive 1: Acclimation and Nitrogen Narcosis Test (Depth: 18–30m)

Pre-dive Planning: Calculate no-decompression limits and determine a strict turn-around gas volume with your buddy.
Descent Control: Execute a slow, controlled descent using a reference line for depth awareness.
Color and Pressure Changes: Complete a Color Board matching, to measure cognitiv (Narcosis Assessment) and Observe a color change to see how water filters out the red spectrum, turning objects gray or green.

Dive 2: Navigation and Pressure Dynamics (Depth: 18–30m)

Deep Navigation: Use your compass to navigate a simple out-and-back from a visual reference point to prove you can track orientation while task-loaded at depth.
Pressure Demonstration: Observe the physical compression of volume under pressure using an inverted cup, a neoprene sample, or an air-filled bottle.
Ascent Rate Tracking: Closely monitor your dive computer to maintain a slow ascent speed not exceeding 9 meters (30 feet) per minute.

Day 02 :

Shore-based or Phinisi Boat Exploration (depending on the option you choose), Examination & Graduation

2 Dives

Dive 3: The Maximum Recreational Limit (Depth: 30–40m)

Pushing the Limit: Experience the absolute maximum depth boundary allowed in recreational scuba diving.
Emergency Breathing Equipment: Locate, inspect, and practice breathing from a redundant breathing gas supply or an instructor-rigged drop tank hung at the safety stop level.
Rapid Gas Management: Monitor and log pressure gauge changes over specific intervals to assess your high-pressure gas consumption rate.

Dive 4: Simulated Decompression Stop (Depth: 18–30m)

Independent Planning: Formulate and execute the entire dive profile completely on your own with your buddy under passive instructor supervision.

Deep Specialty

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