PADI 5 Star IDC

National Geographic Centre

Dry Suit Diver Specialty

Why take this course?

This is great especially for anyone that's UK diving. Stay warm and "toastie" whilst other divers are getting cold in wetsuits. As it say's the suit will keep you dry and that's why you stay warmer for longer. No more "just one dive today" cliche's. Now you can do 2-3 maybe even 4 dives in a day and still be warm. Going deeper? being warm keeps you more comfortable on the dive.

Who can take this course?

At least PADI Open Water Diver or Junior Open Water Diver (or hold a qualifying certification from another training organization) and at least 10 years old

How long does it take?

Two days.

ALL COURSE DATES ARE AVAILABLE HERE (pdf. download)

What's involved ?

Pool familiarisation with the dry-suit prior to completing two open water dives where you will carry out buoyancy control skills, how to don and doff the suit with care for the drysuit, maintenance and storage conciderations. You will also use an undergarment/undersuit.
Your certification will count towards the PADI Master Scuba Diver Rating.
The elective dive from the Adventures In Diving program may count toward the certification requirements of this specialty as well.

How much will it cost?

£129
Includes all equipment for the course & certification PIC card on completion of the course

Are there any Extra~Hidden Costs?

None other than the Lake entry fee's usually £7:50

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Last Updated : 17 June, 2008

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