challenging
2–3 days
Divers should be in good physical condition to handle strenuous rescue maneuvers.
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Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated during classroom and practical sessions.
Review rescue techniques beforehand to maximize hands-on learning.
Ensure your diving equipment is in top condition before the course.
Wear lightweight, quick-drying clothing suitable for both classroom and pool practice.
The area has been a popular diving destination since the 1980s, with efforts to protect its coral reefs starting in the early 2000s.
The Dive Institute emphasizes low-impact diving practices and reef preservation to sustain local marine life.
A complete set of diving equipment including mask, fins, wetsuit, and regulator is necessary for practical rescue exercises.
Helps monitor your depth and air levels during training dives.
Thermal protection is important for comfort and safety in colder waters.
winter specific
Additional thermal gear adds comfort during cold water rescue scenarios.
winter specific