challenging
2 days, approximately 6 hours per day
Participants should be in good physical condition with basic swimming skills and comfortable in open water at depth.
Dive deeper with Jetty Dive Centre’s PADI Deep Diver Course in Coffs Harbour. Over two days, gain vital skills and meet Grey Nurse sharks in the protected Solitary Islands Marine Park.
Ages 15+ • 2 Days
Embark on an exhilarating two-day deep diving course, exploring the stunning depths of the Solitary Islands Marine Park alongside Grey Nurse sharks. Gain essential skills in deep dive planning and safety while enjoying personalized instruction in small groups. Complete your adventure with a PADI Deep Diver Certification and unforgettable underwater experiences.
2 Days (6 hours per day)
The course rating requires four deeper dives (26-40m) and study from your PADI Deep Diving E-Learning. With your instructor, you’ll scuba dive with Grey Nurse sharks at Manta Arch, the depths of Buchannan’s Wall, or the deep gutters of Cable Trail. All the while you'll be learning deep dive planning, techniques, organisation, and safety procedures. Why not combine your Deep Diver course with an Enriched Air Nitrox rating. Stay deeper longer!
Open Water Ocean Dives are subject to weather and availability. Jetty Dive will contact you with any changes
Counts towards your PADI Master Scuba Diver Rating.
Ensure you hold at least an Advanced Open Water Diver certification before enrolling, as it is required for this course.
Study nitrogen narcosis symptoms and communicate actively with your instructor during deep dives.
Bring or rent well-maintained dive gear suited for cold water and deeper dives to maximize comfort and safety.
Dive plans depend on weather; stay flexible and ready for schedule adjustments based on sea conditions.
The Solitary Islands Marine Park was established in 1998 to protect this rich and diverse marine ecosystem off the NSW coast.
Jetty Dive Centre promotes sustainable diving practices to minimize impact on delicate reef habitats and endangered species.
Provides thermal protection vital for prolonged exposure to cooler deep water.
fall|winter specific
Supports better buoyancy control essential for safe deep diving practice.
Critical for monitoring depth, time, and decompression limits accurately.
Used for increased safety and surface signaling during ascents.