Scubaworld

As   the   sun   sets,   you   don   your   dive   gear,   slip   on   your   scuba mask   and   bite   down   on   your   dive   regulator.   A   deep   breath and   you   step   into   the   underwater   night.   Although   you’ve   seen this   reef   many   times   before,   this   time   you   drop   into   a   whole new   world   and   watch   it   come   to   life   under   the   glow   of   your dive   light.   Introduce   yourself   to   the   whole   new   cast   of   critters that   comes   out   after   the   sun   goes   down.   See   your   favorite dive sites from a whole new perspective at night. Scuba    diving    in    the    dark     is    nothing    like    diving    during daylight    hours    and    adds    a    certain    spice    and    excitement. When   you   go   night   diving   you'll   see   a   whole   new   world.   Even your   local   dive   site   takes   on   a   new   personality   at   night,   as many    underwater    creatures    and    plant    life    (different    from those you see during the day) are active at night . You'll   learn    night   dive   planning,   organization,   procedures, techniques    and    potential    problems.    You'll    also    learn    the safety     aspects     to     night     diving,     the     considerations     for maintaining   buddy   contact,   how   to   control   your   buoyancy, entries,   exits   and   underwater   navigation   and   to   communicate at   night.   As   many   of   the   plants   and   animals   you'll   see   are different,   you'll   also   get   an   introduction   to   nocturnal   aquatic life In the Mediterranean on the Costa Blanca

. Knowledge Development Knowledge    development    is    based    on    a    self-study    method, allowing   you   to   study   in   your   own   time,   at   your   own   pace. Home   study   is   backed   up   by   an   academic   session   with   a   PADI Instructor, to ensure full understanding of night diving theory

Open Water Dives Students   must   complete   3   Open   Water   dives   to   certify   as   a PADI   Night   Diver.   During   these   dives   you   will   cover   correct dive      torch      use,      effective      communication,      navigational exercises & simulated dive torch failure

Course Content The PADI night diver specialty course consists of a knowledge development session & 3 Open water dives which will cover: • Planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems & hazards of night diving • Proper procedures for buoyancy control, navigation and communication • Use of dive lights and buddy-system techniques • Disorientation and emergency procedures • Orientation to nocturnal aquatic life

Prerequisites: PADI     Open     Water     Diver     or     Junior     Open     Water     Diver certification (or equivalent certification)  Minimum age: 12 years old Now   that   you   have   mastered   the   techniques   for   night   diving, why   not   improve   on   your   navigational   skills   during   the   PADI Underwater    Navigator    Specialty    course.    This    will    enhance your   navigational   skills,   making   navigation   at   night   easier   & more enjoyable.

Get five specialty ratings including Padi deep diver specialty and Padi navigation diver specialty and you're on your way to becoming a  PADI Master Scuba Diver.

Scubaworld

PADI Night Diver Specialty Course with Scubaworld on the Costa Blanca

As   the   sun   sets,   you   don   your   dive   gear,   slip   on   your   scuba   mask   and   bite   down   on   your   dive   regulator.   A   deep breath   and   you   step   into   the   underwater   night.   Although   you’ve   seen   this   reef   many   times   before,   this   time   you drop   into   a   whole   new   world   and   watch   it   come   to   life   under   the   glow   of   your   dive   light.   Introduce   yourself   to the   whole   new   cast   of   critters   that   comes   out   after   the   sun   goes   down.   See   your   favorite   dive   sites   from   a   whole new perspective at night. Scuba   diving   in   the   dark    is   nothing   like   diving   during   daylight   hours   and   adds   a   certain   spice   and   excitement. When   you   go   night   diving   you'll   see   a   whole   new   world.   Even   your   local   dive   site   takes   on   a   new   personality   at night,   as   many   underwater   creatures   and   plant   life   (different   from   those   you   see   during   the   day)   are   active   at night

You'll   learn    night   dive   planning,   organization,   procedures,   techniques   and   potential   problems.   You'll   also   learn the   safety   aspects   to   night   diving,   the   considerations   for   maintaining   buddy   contact,   how   to   control   your buoyancy,   entries,   exits   and   underwater   navigation   and   to   communicate   at   night.   As   many   of   the   plants   and animals   you'll   see   are   different,   you'll   also   get   an   introduction   to   nocturnal   aquatic   life   In   the   Mediterranean   on the Costa Blanca

Knowledge Development Knowledge   development   is   based   on   a   self-study   method,   allowing   you   to   study   in   your   own   time,   at   your   own pace.   Home   study   is   backed   up   by   an   academic   session   with   a   PADI   Instructor,   to   ensure   full   understanding   of night diving theory

Course Content The   PADI   night   diver   specialty   course   consists   of   a   knowledge   development   session   &   3   Open   water   dives   which will cover: • Planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems & hazards of night diving • Proper procedures for buoyancy control, navigation and communication • Use of dive lights and buddy-system techniques • Disorientation and emergency procedures • Orientation to nocturnal aquatic life

Open Water Dives Students   must   complete   3   Open   Water   dives   to   certify   as   a   PADI   Night   Diver.   During   these   dives   you   will   cover correct dive torch use, effective communication, navigational exercises & simulated dive torch failure

Prerequisites: PADI Open Water Diver or Junior Open Water Diver certification (or equivalent certification)  Minimum age: 12 years old Now   that   you   have   mastered   the   techniques   for   night   diving,   why   not   improve   on   your   navigational   skills   during the   PADI   Underwater   Navigator   Specialty   course.   This   will   enhance   your   navigational   skills,   making   navigation   at night easier & more enjoyable.

Get five specialty ratings including Padi deep diver specialty and Padi navigation diver specialty and you're on your way to becoming a PADI Master Scuba Diver.