Deep Diver
The PADI Deep Diver course is designed to teach divers how to safely plan and execute dives to depths of up to 40 meters (130 feet). Through a combination of classroom sessions, practical exercises, and at least four open water dives, participants learn about the physiological effects, equipment considerations, and techniques necessary for deep diving. Successful completion of the course equips divers with the knowledge and skills to explore deeper underwater environments responsibly and confidently.
The Deep Diver course requires PADI eLearning or the Deep Dive Manual and 4 dives. The cost of dives, transportation, and lodging at the Blue Hole, or alternate site, is paid separately and is $350 for the Blue Hole in New Mexico.
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The PADI Deep Diver course is an extensive program aimed at teaching certified divers how to safely plan and conduct dives to depths of up to 40 meters (130 feet). Participants undergo classroom sessions covering topics such as dive planning, gas management, decompression procedures, and the physiological effects of deep diving. Practical training includes at least four open water dives where divers apply their knowledge under the guidance of a qualified instructor. Emphasis is placed on proper buoyancy control, navigation techniques, and emergency procedures to ensure a thorough understanding of the challenges and responsibilities associated with deep diving. Successful completion of the course provides divers with the skills and confidence to explore deeper underwater environments while adhering to safety standards and conservation principles.
