challenging
2 days
Good physical fitness is recommended as the course involves multiple extended boat dives and underwater navigation.
Step beyond your Open Water certification with the Advanced Adventurer Dive Course in Busselton. Explore historic shipwrecks, master specialty dives, and dive deeper into Australia’s vibrant underwater realm with expert guidance.
2 Days • $699/person • Max 6 people
Embark on an unforgettable underwater adventure with the Advanced Adventurer dive course! Enhance your diving skills while exploring breathtaking sites like the HMAS Swan and Busselton Jetty. With expert instructors guiding you through specialty dives, this course is your gateway to becoming a confident Master Scuba Diver in stunning Australian waters.
Finished your Open Water Dive course and ready for the next step?
Continue exploring the oceans, dive deeper, extend your dive times, reduce your air consumption and more with the Advanced Adventurer dive course.
This course focuses on broadening your skill set and will introduce you to 5 specialty dives. It is the best way to continue your education to become a confident, safe and comfortable advanced diver, while unlocking the possibility to dive even more sites!
After getting a taste of different specialties dives, you can go on to complete these specific specialty courses and become a Master Scuba Diver, with the Advanced Adventurer Dive course counting towards this!
Swan Dive offers a premium advanced dive course, undertaking all boat dives for this course. We will visit some of the best dive sites in the South West - the HMAS Swan, Busselton Jetty and the 4 Mile Reef! You wont get anywhere else in WA.
Day 1 - Buoyancy, Navigation and Night dives Day 2 - Deep and Wreck dives
Plan to arrive at Swan Dive on the Busselton Jetty foreshore early to ensure a smooth check-in and briefing before the boat departs.
Make sure to bring all your personal scuba equipment as it is not provided, including computer, torch, and SMB for night dive safety.
Wear a wetsuit appropriate for cooler evening water temperatures and bring a dive torch to enhance visibility during night dives.
Bring water bottles and snacks for the boat ride and between dives to maintain energy levels during the full-day experience.
The HMAS Swan is a historic World War II-era destroyer scuttled to create an artificial reef and dive site.
Swan Dive adheres to sustainable diving practices to protect delicate reef systems and marine habitats in Geographe Bay.
Crucial for monitoring depth, time, and decompression status during advanced dives.
summer specific
Essential for night dives and exploring wreck interiors.
Important for signaling position to the boat, especially during deep or night dives.
Provides thermal protection in cooler water temperatures common in spring through fall.
fall specific