moderate
2 days
Participants should have basic swimming skills and moderate physical fitness to handle multiple dives and some hiking on the island.
Advance your diving skills with this immersive two-day course on Fitzroy Island, featuring five dives and specialty electives like Deep Dive and Fish ID. Master underwater techniques while surrounded by vibrant marine life and pristine coral reefs.
Ages 15+ • 2 days • Continuing Education
Elevate your diving skills with this immersive 2-day course featuring five dives, including a Deep Dive and Underwater Navigation. Choose from exciting electives like Altitude Diving or Fish ID, and enjoy serene lake dives or the beauty of Fitzroy Island. Complete the course and dive to 30 meters with confidence!
Over this 2-day, 5-dive course you’ll complete two required dives: a Deep Dive and an Underwater Navigation Dive. Then, choose three elective dives from the following options:
1. PADI eLearning: Complete the theory portion online at your own pace.
2. Instructor Session: Work with your instructor to build your skills and complete your chosen dives.
Combine your five dives with a full day on Fitzroy Island or opt for serene lake dives at Crater Lakes.
Crater Lakes Only: Crater Lakes National Park (Lake Barrine or Lake Eacham) offer calm, current-free waters surrounded by rainforest. There are no tricky currents or waves to deal with, creating a serene diving experience.
Combined Lakes & Fitzroy Island: Get the best of both worlds and split your training between the peaceful Crater Lakes and a day of diving at the picturesque Fitzroy Island.
Are you ready for a deeper understanding of diving practices, the thrill of underwater navigation, and the chance to sample various dive variations? Book now!
Focus intently on the navigation dive to boost your confidence in orienting underwater, crucial for all advanced divers.
Ensure you are comfortable diving to 30 meters; equalize early and monitor your depth to prevent pressure issues.
Pick electives like Altitude Diving if your future dives will be in lakes or mountain locations to broaden your skills.
Maintain a safe distance from coral and aquatic species to protect the fragile ecosystem and enhance your experience.
Fitzroy Island was named after the third Governor of New South Wales and became a national park in 1936, preserving its unique ecosystems.
Dive operators actively promote coral-safe practices and limit group sizes to minimize environmental impact on delicate reefs.
A well-fitting mask and snorkel are vital for surface swims and pre-dive checks in tropical waters.
summer specific
Track your depth, dive time, and safety stops accurately for safe advanced diving.
Keeps you warm and protects from marine stings in Fitzroy Island’s temperate waters.
summer specific
Useful for taking notes during navigation or fish ID dives.