The PADI Night Diver Course with Academy of Scuba
More Fun Happens At Night
Experience some of the ocean’s most amazing creatures engaging in their nocturnal activities and watch dive sites transform under the glow of your torch light. Night diving is an amazing way to observe marine creatures and critters engaging in their nocturnal behaviours and is always full of surprises. A dive site you have dived over and over again in the day time will become totally different at night.
If you’ve ever wondered what happens underwater after the sun goes down, sign up for the PADI Night Diver Specialty course with Academy of Scuba today!
Cost And Duration
$300
- The PADI Night Diver course runs over 2 evenings, with 3 night dives.
- Private Courses are available. Please enquire for further details and pricing.
Important Notes
You must…
- Be 12 years old and Open Water certified (or Junior OW.)
- Have signed the Liability Release and Statement of Safe Diving Practices.
- Complete the Medical Declaration form and Recreational Dive Medical if necessary (For a list of diving doctors please go to www.spums.org.au.)
ABOUT THE COURSE
- Course Content
- Home Study
- Theory – afternoon theory review session
- Open Water Dives – 3 shore dives, over 2 evenings
- Optional Additional Boat Dives available at extra cost
You will learn…
- Night dive planning, organisation, procedures, techniques and potential problems.
- How to control your buoyancy at night.
- Entries, exits and underwater navigation at night.
- Nocturnal aquatic life, since many of the plants and animals you’ll see are different.
DIVE MORE OFTEN, SEE MORE LIFE
Winding down from work or just want to get more dives in over your weekend? Night diving is an amazing way to dive more often and experience a whole different side to the ocean.
Dive sites are transformed, critters are out!
In this two evening course, we will teach you how to be confident to explore the amazing world of night diving with your buddy:
Improve communication techniques with specialised equipment
Understand entering, exiting and navigating in the dark
Identify change of animal behaviour
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