Wreck Diving Specialty

Overview

Diving on wrecks appeals to most divers, though for many different reasons. You may find yourself attracted to the challenge of exploring the wreck, or a fascination with its historical nature. Underwater photographers love wrecks for their picture potential, while those interested in nature like the fact that wrecks quickly become artificial reefs. Wrecks are typically ships but can include railroad cars, aircraft, and automobiles. In these, you’ll find wreck sites ranging from those open to novice to those only accessible by the most experienced technical divers. Whether your first or your hundredth dive on a wreck, a few moments in diving compare with descending on the past.

Keep that thought, the philosophy of this course is to focus on fun, safe wreck diving. Thus, the goal of this course is to teach student divers a systematic, methodical approach to enjoying wreck diving.

Student divers will develop the techniques involved in wreck diving within recreational limits and while avoiding disturbing delicate marine life.

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