Underwater navigator

It is especially easy to get lost in the underwater environment: not only because of the lack of natural signs that we are used to seeing. Poor visibility, concentration on safety, time, depth and other factors, also the absence of maps can lead even an experienced diver astray. A number of techniques of underwater navigation is tought in this course.

Night diver

Introduce yourself to the whole new cast of critters that comes out after the sun goes down. See your favorite dive sites from a whole new perspective at night. You will learn about Night dive planning, organization, procedures, techniques and potential problems. How to control your buoyancy at night. Entries, exits and underwater navigation at nigh. Nocturnal aquatic life, since many of the plants and animals you'll see are different.

Peak performance buoyancy

During the courses of peak performance buoyancy you will learn how to glide effortlessly, use less air and ascend, descend or hover, almost as if by thought. The main tasks for reaching such skill are to know how to: trim your scuba gear so you’re perfectly balanced in the water, streamline to save air and move smoothly through the water, hover effortlessly in both a vertical position and a horizontal position and know nuances in determining weight so you’re not too light nor too heavy by even a slight degree.

Ice diving

Explore the unique aquascape found only under ice. You can be one of the few that have ever dived under a solid ceiling of ice.

You will learn how:

To plan and organize ice dives;

Reasons and opportunities for ice diving, Equipment considerations About site selection, preparation and hole-cutting procedures;

How to practice the procedures and techniques for handling the problems and hazards of ice diving;

To use specialized ice diving equipment, safety lines, signals, communications, line tending and line securing techniques;

How to manage equipment problems;

About the effects of cold, emergency procedures and safety-diver procedures.

Dry suit diver

Usually diving season entails being able to dive only in summer or late spring, when the water is warm enough. Being a good holiday fun, summer diving on the other hand excludes possibilities to face underwater world in its other states, especially when its changing. Dry costume driving enables a diver to experience marvelous underwater world during colder seasons at the same time preventing driver from catching cold. Dry costume diving courses involve learning how to use the costume and other techniques essential for this type of diving.

Emergency oxygen provider

During this course you learn how to recognize diving illnesses treatable by emergency oxygen, properly setup equipment and administer emergency oxygen. It is extremely important to correctly administer 100% Oxygen to an injured diver, so their condition gets better quickly.

Boat diver

One of the easiest ways to dive is to take a boat along so that you have a place to jump from and at the same time a place to come back to. Being easy boat diving still requires some skills such as choosing a boat, “parking” it in the correct place, and being able to come back to it (at the very least, telling your boat from others that could be floating around). You can easily learn those skills at our boat diving courses.

Digital underwater photography

Digital underwater photography is one of the most popular diving specialties, which enables a diver not only get in touch with underwater life, but also bring photo memories ashore. The course contains information about modern digital equipment and photography techniques.

Deep diver

Deep diving is defined by the level of the diver's training, equipment, breathing gas and surface support. Giving the possibility to get in touch with inexperienced deep diving also carries more dangers than basic open water diving: for example, nitrogen narcosis can start with feelings of euphoria and over-confidence but then leads to numbness and memory impairment. One has to be especially trained for deep diving and our courses will provide excellent education of this matter.

Twin set diver

There are several advantages to diving with a twin set including more available gas, extra supply for safety and stability underwater. The Twin Set Diver course is designed to familiarise divers with the skills, knowledge, planning, configuration, hazards and benefits of diving with twin scuba cylinders.

Wreck diver

Longing for mystery and marvelous discoveries, we often associate diving with treasures, sank ships and extraordinary debris. Diving in debris will supply you with the feeling of adventure without putting your life in danger. Explore underwater secrets in our diving in debris courses.

SMB diver

A surface marker buoy, SMB or simply a blob is an inflatable buoy used by divers to indicate the his/her position regarding the safety boat while the diver is underwater. It helps to prevent accidents as the divers position is always noticeable.

Search and recovery diver

For those who enjoy adventure and solving riddles, diving search could be an outstanding opportunity to combine treasure-hunting spirit with logical techniques: how to spot something extraordinary underwater, how to explore it and bring it ashore. All of this will be learned and experienced in our courses.

AWARE Coral Reef Conservation

AWARE coral reef conservation course provides diver with information about the health of aquatic ecosystems such as coral reefs and how one can help to preserve them. In this course a person can learn about the role and state of existing coral reefs.

Enriched air diver

Nitrox, being a mixture of oxygen and nitrogen, in which the level of oxygen is higher than in the air, enables to reduce nitrogen uptake in the body's tissues and so extend the possible dive time, and reducing the risk of decompression sickness. Learning to dive using nitrox can be the new step in your diving experience.