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Deep Diver Specialty

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Take Your Adventures Deeper With The PADI Deep Diver Specialty At Blue Marlin Komodo. Guided By Our Experienced Instructors, You’ll Learn How To Plan And Safely Execute Dives Down To 40 Metres — Where The Light Changes, The Blue Deepens, And Komodo’s Most Dramatic Seascapes Begin To Reveal Themselves.

Across Four Training Dives, You’ll Develop Essential Skills In Gas Management, Buoyancy Control, And Narcosis Awareness, While Exploring Komodo’s Deeper Reefs, Walls, And Pinnacles. This Course Is Ideal For Advanced Divers Looking To Build Confidence, Expand Their Limits, And Unlock A New Side Of Komodo Diving.

Go Beyond Your Current Depth Limits — And Discover Just How Deep Komodo Can Take You.

Duration: 2 Days
Dives: 3-4 Ocean
Age: 15+

Rp 6,800,000.00 6800000.0 IDR Rp 6,800,000.00 Tax Included

Rp 6,800,000.00 Tax Included

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All customers completing a course will require to fill out PADI Medical form on arrival or pre-arrival.

Please make sure you read and confirm you are fit for scuba diving before booking.

Course Highlights


  • Up to 4 open water dives with experienced PADI Instructors
  • Explore dive sites down to a maximum depth of 40 metres
  • Learn advanced dive planning and gas management techniques
  • Gain confidence and control at deeper depths
  • Discover unique marine life and geological formations rarely seen by others
  • Small groups for personal attention and safety
  • Count towards your PADI Master Scuba Diver rating

Prerequisites


  • PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (or equivalent certification)
  • Minimum 15 years old
  • Good health and recent diving experience (refresher recommended if inactive)

What You Learn


  • How to plan and organize deep dives safely
  • Effects of pressure at depth on your body and equipment
  • Proper gas management and air consumption planning
  • Buoyancy control techniques for deeper environments
  • Use of specialized equipment and emergency procedures
  • How to handle narcosis and gas density considerations
  • Navigation and safety stop planning for deeper dives