Specialty Course

The Wreck Diving Specialty Course at our dive center is an excellent way for experienced divers to expand their knowledge and skills. The course teaches divers how to safely and responsibly explore sunken wrecks and their surrounding environments.

One of the biggest benefits of this course is the opportunity to explore historical wrecks and learn about their stories and significance. In addition, the course provides divers with essential knowledge and skills for navigating and mapping wreck sites, as well as proper techniques for entering and exiting wrecks.

By taking the Wreck Diving Specialty Course, experienced divers can enhance their diving skills, increase their confidence underwater, and expand their diving opportunities. They will also learn about the importance of preserving wreck sites and the surrounding marine ecosystems.

This course is particularly well-suited for divers at this dive center, as the area surrounding the dive center is home to a plethora of breathtaking wrecks, such as Lina and Peltastis. These wrecks offer divers the opportunity to explore and learn about their history and significance, all while honing their wreck diving skills. In addition, the dive center likely has experienced instructors who are well-versed in the local wrecks and can provide invaluable guidance during the course.

Overall, the Wreck Diving Specialty Course is an excellent way for experienced divers to take their diving to the next level and explore a fascinating world of underwater history and adventure.

The Nitrox diving certification course offered by our dive center is an excellent way for experienced divers to take their diving to the next level. Nitrox, also known as Enriched Air Nitrox (EANx), is a type of breathing gas that contains a higher percentage of oxygen than regular air. By using Nitrox instead of regular air, divers can extend their dive times and reduce the risk of decompression sickness.

The Nitrox certification course teaches divers the knowledge and skills needed to safely and effectively use Nitrox during their dives. This includes learning about the benefits and potential risks of Nitrox, calculating the correct Nitrox mix for a given depth, and using specialized equipment to analyze and fill Nitrox tanks.

One of the biggest benefits of Nitrox diving is the ability to stay underwater for longer periods of time by increasing the decompression time. Because Nitrox has a higher percentage of oxygen, it allows divers to absorb less nitrogen during a dive, reducing the risk of decompression sickness and extending dive times. Additionally, Nitrox can help divers feel less fatigued after a dive, as it reduces the amount of nitrogen absorbed by the body.

The Nitrox diving certification course is an excellent way for experienced divers to enhance their diving skills, increase their dive times, and reduce the risk of decompression sickness. It is also a great way to explore new diving opportunities and expand your knowledge of the underwater world.

The Night Diving Specialty Course is an exciting opportunity for experienced divers to explore the mysteries of the underwater world at night. The course covers essential skills and knowledge for safely and responsibly conducting night dives.

One of the biggest benefits of night diving is the opportunity to witness the unique marine life and behaviors that come to life after the sun goes down. Many nocturnal species, such as octopuses, lobsters, and crabs, are rarely seen during daytime dives. Additionally, the underwater landscape takes on a completely different appearance at night, with colors and textures appearing more vivid and pronounced.

The Night Diving Specialty Course covers essential skills such as managing underwater navigation, buoyancy, and communication in low light conditions. Participants will also learn about special equipment considerations for night diving, such as underwater lights and signaling devices.

By taking the Night Diving Specialty Course, experienced divers can expand their diving opportunities and increase their knowledge and skills in a new and exciting environment. They will also gain a unique perspective on the underwater world and its inhabitants, deepening their appreciation for the beauty and diversity of marine life.

Overall, the Night Diving Specialty Course is an exciting opportunity for experienced divers to explore the underwater world in a whole new light, discovering a magical and mysterious world that is not often seen by most divers.

Dry suit diving, also known as dry diving, is a type of scuba diving that involves wearing a special waterproof suit to keep the diver dry and warm. This type of diving is often used in colder water environments or when diving for extended periods of time. Many dive centers offer dry suit diving courses to teach divers how to properly use and maintain dry suits.

In a dry suit diving course, you will learn how to choose and properly fit a dry suit, as well as how to use the suit's valves and seals to control buoyancy and maintain warmth. Divers will also learn about the different types of dry suits available and their specific advantages and disadvantages.

One of the biggest advantages of dry suit diving is the ability to stay dry and warm in cold water environments, which can make for a much more enjoyable and comfortable diving experience. Dry suits also provide additional insulation against the cold and help divers conserve energy, making it easier to stay underwater for longer periods of time.

In addition to learning how to use and maintain dry suits, divers in a dry suit diving course will also learn about the potential risks and hazards associated with dry suit diving, such as the risk of trapped gas and the importance of proper buoyancy control.

Overall, dry suit diving is an excellent way for divers to expand their diving opportunities and enjoy the underwater world in a whole new way. By taking a dry suit diving course, divers can gain the necessary skills and knowledge to safely and responsibly use dry suits, opening up a world of new and exciting diving opportunities.

The Stress and Rescue Course offered by Pelagos Dive Center is an essential course for experienced divers who want to enhance their diving skills and knowledge. The course is designed to teach divers how to prevent, recognize, and manage stress and emergency situations while diving.

One of the biggest advantages of taking the Stress and Rescue Course is the ability to increase one's confidence and ability to handle emergency situations. This can be especially valuable for experienced divers who may find themselves diving in more challenging or remote locations where emergency assistance may not be readily available.

The course covers a variety of topics, including how to prevent and manage diving emergencies, how to provide first aid and oxygen administration, and how to rescue and assist other divers in distress. Participants will also learn about dive accident management and how to respond to various types of diving-related incidents.

In addition to the practical skills taught in the course, participants will also develop a deeper understanding of dive safety and risk management. By learning to recognize and manage potential hazards before they become emergencies, divers can significantly reduce the risk of injury or accident while diving.

Overall, the Stress and Rescue Course is an essential course for experienced divers who want to enhance their diving skills and knowledge, and increase their confidence and ability to handle emergency situations. By taking the course, divers can become better prepared and equipped to handle the unexpected, making for a safer and more enjoyable diving experience.