Do I need to be certified to take this course?

Yes, participants must hold an Open Water certification before enrolling in the Advanced Adventurer Dive Course.

Is dive equipment provided?

Dive tanks and fills are included, but all personal scuba gear such as masks, fins, wetsuits, and computers must be brought by participants.

What is the group size for the course?

The course accommodates a maximum of six divers per session to ensure focused instructor attention.

Are night dives included in the course?

Yes, one of the specialty dives on Day 1 includes a night dive to experience local marine life after dark.

Where do the boat dives take place?

Boat dives explore unique sites such as the HMAS Swan wreck, Busselton Jetty underwater observatory, and the 4 Mile Reef.

What safety measures are in place during the dives?

Experienced instructors oversee all dives with strict adherence to dive safety standards and emergency protocols.

Explore Australia’s Top Dive Sites with the Advanced Adventurer Dive Course in Busselton

Located on the southern coast of Western Australia, Busselton offers divers an unrivaled gateway to some of the region’s most spectacular underwater landscapes. The Advanced Adventurer Dive Course, hosted by Swan Dive, transforms your dive skills over two days through immersive specialty dives on iconic sites like the HMAS Swan wreck, Busselton Jetty, and the vibrant 4 Mile Reef. This course is designed for certified Open Water divers ready to deepen their abilities and unlock access to more complex and breathtaking dive experiences beneath Australian waters.

The course takes place from the bustling Busselton Jetty foreshore, a landmark stretching nearly two kilometers into Geographe Bay. The jetty itself is a marvel, but beneath its surface lies an aquatic world teeming with diverse marine life and dramatic geological formations. Participants spend Day 1 mastering buoyancy control, precise underwater navigation, and experiencing the magic of night diving—when bioluminescent creatures glow and nocturnal species become active, igniting a sense of underwater wonder. On Day 2, divers tackle the deep and wreck dives, including exploring the HMAS Swan, one of Western Australia’s best-preserved shipwrecks resting on the ocean floor as an artificial reef.

Swan Dive’s expert instructors bring local knowledge and safety to this advanced training, ensuring personalized guidance for up to six divers at a time. The course includes all boat dives and tanks, plus e-learning material to prepare divers beforehand. While participants must supply their own scuba gear, the experience unlocks five specialty dives that count towards becoming a Master Scuba Diver—a prestigious certification that marks proficiency and confidence beneath the waves.

Busselton, the nearest city, is well-equipped for travelers, offering charming accommodations, dining, and hospitality that complement your underwater adventures. Beyond the course, Busselton’s marine environment is unique for its clarity, sheltered bay conditions, and ecological variety including soft coral beds, schools of tropical fish, and rare species like leafy sea dragons.

For ocean explorers eager to push their boundaries, the Advanced Adventurer Dive Course provides both challenge and discovery in one of Australia’s premier dive locations. Whether you’re captivated by the haunting beauty of wrecks or the dynamic ecosystems of reefs, this course opens the door to a deeper connection with the sea and elevates your diving journey.

About Swan Dive

Swan Dive operates from Quindalup in Western Australia, offering guided dives, snorkel experiences and certified dive courses across South West WA. The operator runs day trips to iconic sites such as Busselton Jetty, home to an underwater sculpture trail and more than 300 marine species, and the Ex-HMAS Swan wreck, one of the Southern Hemisphere’s largest accessible wrecks. Swan Dive provides specialty and certification courses including Open Water, Rescue Diver, Wreck Diver, Deep Diving, Enriched Air (Nitrox), Advanced Adventurer and refresher programs. Practical training combines theory sessions with hands-on pool and open-water practice, and small groups are used for personalized instruction on selected courses and dives. Regular guided sites include Busselton Jetty, Wright’s Bank, 4 Mile Reef and scheduled monthly trips to deeper pinnacles. Equipment and safety procedures follow industry standards, and experienced instructors guide participants through skills, navigation and emergency techniques. Snorkel Supervisor and Try Scuba options are available for non-certified guests and families seeking shallow-water marine encounters. Swan Dive highlights the HMAS Swan wreck for its accessibility, diverse fish life and unique hull features, making it suitable for wreck specialties and recreational divers. The company’s course list and trip calendar are designed to serve new divers seeking certification, advanced learners expanding limits, and recreational snorkelers wanting curated marine experiences. Based in Quindalup, Swan Dive operates within the biodiverse marine environments of South West Western Australia, focusing on safe, educational and memorable underwater experiences.

Bookings and course schedules are published online with clear prerequisites and safety information and updates.

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