Deep Sea Diving Course at Deep South Scuba
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
1–2 days
Fitness Level
Good physical condition required, with prior scuba certification
Overview
Take your diving to new depths with Deep South Scuba's advanced course, designed for certified divers ready to explore beyond 60 feet. Discover what lies beneath with expert guidance and impressive underwater scenery.
Specialty Class- Deep
Ages 10+ | 3 Hours | Explore depths beyond 60 feet with proper techniques
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About This Adventure
Explore the depths like never before in this advanced diving course, designed to take you beyond 60 feet. Master essential skills in gas management, buoyancy, and decompression planning, while learning to navigate deeper waters safely with dive computers. Elevate your diving experience and unlock new underwater adventures up to 130 feet!
Explore the depths like never before in this advanced diving course, designed to take you beyond 60 feet. Master essential skills in gas management, buoyancy, and decompression planning, while learning to navigate deeper waters safely with dive computers. Elevate your diving experience and unlock new underwater adventures up to 130 feet!
Adventure Tips
Ensure proper equipment check
Double-check your dive gear and gas supplies before deep dives to ensure safety.
Practice buoyancy control
Refine buoyancy skills in shallower water before attempting deeper dives.
Decompression planning
Review your decompression procedures thoroughly during training.
Monitor your air supply
Keep a close eye on your tank pressure during deep dives for safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Giant groupers
- Manta rays
History
This region became a protected marine area in 1995, ensuring pristine diving conditions and thriving marine life.
Conservation
Deep South Scuba actively promotes sustainable diving practices, including reef preservation and responsible waste management.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reinforced wetsuit or drysuit
Provides insulation and protection at greater depths where water temperatures can be cooler.
Dive computer
Helps track depth, time, and decompression status during deep dives.
High-capacity tank
Ensures ample air supply for longer, deeper dives.
Underwater torch
Useful for inspecting caves and crevices in low-light conditions.