moderate
6–8 hours
Good physical condition needed for boat transfers and moderately strenuous dives with specialized skills
Dive into history and vibrant marine life with Swan Dive’s Wreck Diver Course on the HMAS Swan wreck in Western Australia. Master key wreck diving skills across two guided dives and uncover one of the world’s premier shipwreck sites.
1 Day • $450/person • Max 6 People
Dive into adventure with the Wreck Diving specialty course at the HMAS Swan! Explore iconic shipwrecks and WWII vessels teeming with vibrant marine life. Gain essential skills for safe diving while immersing yourself in living history. Experience two thrilling dives at one of the world's premier wreck sites!
Do you want to explore iconic towering shipwrecks and dive historic World War II vessels and airplanes covered in vibrant marine life?
There is nothing quite like wreck diving and what better place to earn your Wreck Diving specialty than the HMAS Swan!
This course will give you all the skills and knowledge you need to become a safe and confident wreck diver so you can explore the hidden treasures of shipwrecks all over the world.
Many of the ocean’s best dive sites are wrecks. These impressive structures attract unusually high densities of marine life and give you the chance to immerse in living history as you dive.
Finish all online modules and exams before arrival to maximize your in-water time and comprehension.
While tanks and course materials are included, ensure your mask, fins, and wetsuit fit well or rent quality equipment onsite.
Prompt arrival helps the group depart on time and smoothly complete pre-dive briefings and equipment setup.
Depending on the season, water temps can fluctuate; a suitable wetsuit is crucial for comfort during extended dives.
The HMAS Swan was sunk purposefully to create an artificial reef and an accessible wreck dive site, blending naval history with marine ecology.
Swan Dive supports sustainable diving practices and encourages minimal impact on the delicate ecosystems that flourish around wrecks.
A thicker wetsuit ensures thermal comfort during cooler months on multiple dives.
winter specific
Monitor depth, dive time, and decompression status crucial for safe wreck diving.
Illuminate shadowed areas within the wreck to improve safety and viewing.
Critical for signaling your ascent location to the boat during wreck penetration dives.