challenging
2 days
Participants should have good cardiovascular health and be comfortable swimming and diving in open water.
Take your scuba skills to new depths with the PADI Deep Dive Specialty course near Fremantle. Over two days, explore unique Rottnest Island dive sites down to 40 meters while learning advanced dive planning and physics.
2 days • 2 Shore + 2 Boat Dives • Up to 40m • Ages 15+ • Need Advanced Certification
Dive into adventure with the PADI Deep Diver course, where you'll explore depths of up to 40 meters over two thrilling days. Experience the excitement of wreck diving and the stunning Opera House dive site while mastering dive planning. Enhance your journey with the option to learn about enriched air for longer, more enjoyable dives.
Option to add PADI Enriched Air Diver: $169
2 Days
Do you want to expand your diving and go a little deeper? Maybe explore deeper wrecks or explore the beautiful Opera House dive site with us? On the Advanced course, you would have learnt things are a lot different at depth and you will find on the Deep diver course things might change even more at 40m.
During the PADI Deep Diver course, we are going to dive to 40 metres. The Deep diver course consists of 4 dives beyond 18 metres and covers planning our dives and then executing your plan. If you want to explore greater depths or maybe wreck diving is your thing, then this is the course for you.
We also now offer the Option to do your Enriched Air Course (Nitrox). At a discounted price, you can improve your scuba diving experience, with this course. Stay underwater longer, feel less tired and get more knowledge about Scuba Diving.
Proper hydration helps prevent decompression sickness during deep dives.
Maintaining neutral buoyancy is critical at depth to protect marine life and conserve energy.
Air consumption increases at greater depths; always check your gauges frequently.
Understanding dive planning tools enhances safety during deep dives.
Fremantle has a rich maritime history tied to Western Australia’s early settlement and remains a key gateway for access to Rottnest Island’s renowned dive sites.
Operators follow strict environmental guidelines to protect the fragile marine ecosystems, ensuring sustainable diving practices and minimal impact on coral and wildlife.
Crucial for monitoring depth, time, and decompression limits during deep dives.
Protects against cold temperatures found at deeper depths year-round.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Useful for exploring caves and low-light areas on deeper dives.
Increases diver visibility and safety during ascent and at the surface.