Become A Tech Diver
What is Technical Diving?
Technical Diving offers the opportunity to surpass recreational diving limits. It enables you to plan longer dives at shallow depths or to venture into more advanced depths and locations. Engaging in technical (tec) diving enhances your diving expertise and knowledge, opening up unique experiences and exploration prospects that few get to witness firsthand:
- Expanded Range – Delving deeper than 40 meters/130 feet Diverse Diving Environments – Exploring caves, shipwrecks, or other distinct settings
- Enhanced Skills – Utilizing specialized gas mixtures and decompression techniques
- Specialized Gear – Employing advanced equipment such as closed or semi-closed circuit re-breathers
What is Technical Diving?
Technical diving appeals to seasoned divers seeking unique underwater experiences inaccessible to regular divers. These individuals thrive on challenges and are prepared to meet the demands of technical diving. Tec divers have the opportunity to explore reefs and wrecks at depths exceeding the recreational limit of 40 meters or 130 feet. Through specialized training, they can venture into wrecks, underwater caves, and other remote locations beyond the scope of traditional sport diving.
Exploring the depths of the ocean through technical diving offers seasoned divers a thrilling and challenging underwater experience that goes beyond traditional sport diving. Technical divers are equipped and trained to dive deeper than 40 meters, allowing them to explore hidden wonders such as wrecks, caves, and remote locations. This specialized form of diving provides a unique opportunity for adventure and discovery in the underwater world.