This program generally takes one day. With sufficient notice, we can usually offer this course when it’s most convenient for you.

• Be at least 10 years old
• Be certified to at least the Open Water Diver level
• Must complete the RSTC Medical Waiver and have physician’s approval (if required)

$300/person includes:

• All instruction
• Self-study materials

You supply:

• Mask and snorkel
• Adjustable scuba fins and wetsuit boots
• Full-length wetsuit (5 mm or more recommended)
• Cylinder
• Regulator system with alternate air source
• BC with integrated weight system or weight belt
• Weights
• Dive computer
• Underwater compass
• Dive knife/cutting tool
• Dive light
• SMB

Items you don’t already own are generally available for rent. Students are also responsible for gas fills and dive site admission.

Wherever there is navigable water, you’ll find wrecks. Wreck diving is among the most enjoyable of all specialized diving activities.

This course concentrates on external surveys, equipment preparedness, mental attitude and methods of research. Wrecks are often in deeper water. This requires careful planning and proper safety procedures.

When wreck diving, you must look out for sharp edges and loss of bearings. Gloves and a knife are absolute requirements.

It’s easy to become disoriented on a pile of rubble scattered on the bottom. Learn to run a line with your reel and how best to pick it up. Having the proper skills and equipment for the job may even allow you to salvage a valuable find.