Advanced Adventurer

 

The  Advanced Adventurer course is your next step once you’re completed your open water diver certification.

This course gives you a chance to try some of the many specialty courses that are available and enables you to get an idea of what specialtys you may want to pursue in the future. This course can be completed in 3 days or we can arrange for you to complete it over a couple of weekends.

The Advanced Adventurer course involves 6 adventure dives, Deep (30m) and Navigation are mandatory and then we recommend Peak performance buoyancy, Drift, Night and a “elective” dive. Each Adventure Dive in the SSI Advanced Adventurer course credit towards the first dive of the corresponding  Specialty Course. 

During this course you will expand on your diving skills, knowledge and confidence. These adventure dives allow you to explore each new diving enviroment  safely and closely supervised by your Experienced Instructor.

Included

  • All training and certification costs
  • 6 Adventure dives 

Dive Equipment:

You must have your own  personal snorkelling equipment.  WH&S recommends that each person uses their own personal snorkelling  items to reduce the possibility of disease transmission. Snorkelling packages are available to buy at special student discount rates.

We also require each diver to carry their own safety sausage on all dives.

Requirements

  • Minimum age  15
  • Hold an SSI Open Water Certification (or have a qualifying certification from another organization)
  • Log book proof you have completed a dive within the last 12 months, if not a refresher course is recommended. The Refresher course can be combined with the Advanced Adventurer course
  • Safety Sausage
  • Mask, Snorkel and Fins

Advanced Adventurer $495

  TO BOOK A ADVANCED ADVENTURER COURSE PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL US!!!

Phone:  07 55230022

goldcoast@snorkelsafari.com.au 

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