challenging
3–4 hours per session
Diver should be in good physical shape with stamina for multiple dives
Discover the thrill of exploring sunken shipwrecks with Odyssea Adventures' Wreck Diving Specialty Course in San Diego. This private experience offers advanced training, safety insights, and breathtaking underwater views—perfect for divers eager to expand their skills and uncover maritime history.
4 dives on the famous Yukon & Ruby E ship wrecks. Learn to penetrate and run lines safely
Embark on an exhilarating journey with the PADI Wreck Diver specialty course, where you'll master the art of wreck diving. Learn essential skills, navigate underwater wrecks, and practice specialized techniques with expert instructors. Complete four thrilling dives, including a real wreck penetration, and emerge as a certified wreck diver ready for adventure!
Embark on an exhilarating journey with the PADI Wreck Diver specialty course, where you'll master the art of wreck diving. Learn essential skills, navigate underwater wrecks, and practice specialized techniques with expert instructors. Complete four thrilling dives, including a real wreck penetration, and emerge as a certified wreck diver ready for adventure!
Ensure your gear is in top condition and practice buoyancy control before your wreck dives.
Adhere to your instructor’s guidance to ensure safety while exploring confined wreck areas.
Avoid touching or disturbing the environment to preserve its natural state.
Wear appropriate thermal protection, such as wetsuits or drysuits, to stay comfortable.
Many wrecks along San Diego's coast date back to early 20th-century maritime activity, offering a glimpse into naval history.
Odyssea Adventures emphasizes environmentally sustainable diving practices, ensuring wreck sites and marine ecosystems are preserved for future generations.
Thermal protection is essential for comfort and safety during wreck dives.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Helps monitor depth and dive time, crucial for wreck penetration and safety stops.
Provides visibility in narrow wreck compartments or dark areas.
Vital for safety, marking your position during ascent and navigation.