PADI Wreck Diver
Safe exploration of shipwrecks using penetration techniques and maritime history
About this specialty
The PADI Wreck Diver specialty teaches safe techniques for exploring shipwrecks, combining maritime history with underwater adventure. This course develops specific skills for navigating hulls, controlled penetration, and responsible exploration of underwater archaeological sites.
During 2 days of practical training, you will learn guide line techniques for penetration, identification of structural hazards, and specific procedures for wreck diving. The course includes historical research, specialized underwater photography, and techniques for preserving maritime heritage.
As a certified Wreck Diver, you will be able to explore historic ships, submerged aircraft, and man-made structures safely and responsibly. This specialty opens up access to some of the most fascinating dive sites in the world, including World War II wrecks and preserved historic ships.
What you will learn
Course structure
Theory
Fundamental concepts, planning, and safety procedures specific to the specialty.
Practice
Dry training for fundamental skills and 4 practical dives in open water to apply the knowledge acquired.
Pré‑requisitos
Included
Course Highlights
- Wreck diving
- Penetration techniques
- Maritime history
Certification
Upon completing this specialty, you will receive the PADI Wreck Diver certification, recognized worldwide by PADI and valid around the globe.