challenging
2–4 hours per dive
Divers should be in good physical condition, comfortable with independent diving procedures.
Discover the thrill of solo diving in the crystal-clear waters of Jervis Bay with Jervis Bay Sea Sports. Perfect for experienced divers seeking independence and stunning marine sights, this trip offers an unforgettable underwater adventure. Keep reading to learn more!
2 days • Ages 18+ • Advanced Diving certification and skills are mandatory!
Are you a Photographer, Dive Master or Instructor who wants to achieve SELF RELIANCE in Diving...then this course is for you.
2 days
This course is designed to provide you with the skills, knowledge and experience to make the necessary decisions independently required for Self Reliance.
A common misunderstanding is that Self Reliance means simply solo diving or diving alone, it is not.
It is building the skills to handle situations underwater independently, which will make you a stronger diver or member of the Dive Team.
That said however; for Dive Professionals, Photographers, Travelling Divers and those that want to focus on different things from everyone else SOLO DIVING has its place if you are Properly Trained, Properly Equipped and most of all Properly Prepared.
Classroom work on risks, responsibilities, planning, preparation, emergency skills
Gear Review / Skill review
Knowledge Review
Minimum 3 Dives covering:
• The 3rd and 4th Dive can be undertaken as unsupervised Solo Dives if you so wish.
Ensure your solo diving skills are up to date and all safety protocols are understood.
Reserve your spot early to secure your preferred dive times and equipment.
Choose environmentally responsible gear to help preserve the bay’s fragile ecosystems.
Pay attention to safety briefings and local rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Jervis Bay has been a protected marine park since 1998, preserving its rich biodiversity and historical shipwrecks.
Maths efforts to protect the bay’s reefs include strict waste management and limited boat access to reduce ecological impact.
Critical for monitoring depth, time, and safety stops during your dive.
Provides thermal protection in Jervis Bay’s varying water temperatures.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Must-have gear for efficient movement and clear visibility underwater.
Useful for exploring darker caves or crevices during your dive.