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LDIVE
the diving holiday specialists
ADVANCED & TECHNICAL
Continue the Adventure
PADI SCUBA REVIEW
from £32 1 DAY
The Scuba Review is a refresher course. It
includes a review of the safety information
you learned during your initial training
along with a supervised skill session in
confined water with a dive professional.
Tune up important diving skills such as
buoyancy and breath control, equipment
assembly and breathing from an alternative
air source. You may then take a supervised
open water dive from the boat or shore.
Most agencies recommend a scuba review if
no diving has taken place for 6 months.
PADI ADVANCED OPEN WATER DIVER
from £126 5 DIVES
Build on your Open Water Diver skills and
expand your diving experience under
instructor supervision.
The course consists of 5 Adventure dives,
over 2 or 3 days. Two are compulsory (deep
dive and the navigation dive) and three are
chosen from a wide selection including drift, PADI ENRICHED AIR & TDI DRAEGER SCR REBREATHER
peak performance buoyancy, underwater
TDI NITROX DIVER
photography, night and wreck dive. Once
from £239 2 DAYS
completed, your qualification allows you to
from £64 1 DAY
The entry-level certification course for
dive with another suitably qualified diver to a
The objective of this course is to train divers wishing to utilise the Draeger Nitrox
maximum of 30m.
divers in the benefits, hazards, and proper semi-closed circuit Rebreathers.
Further adventure dives may also be booked procedures for using Nitrox mixes of 22%
This course comprises theory and four dives
individually in many resorts. Please visit to 40% oxygen content.
with a minimum accumulated bottom time of
www.regaldive.co.uk for details.
By diving with enriched air rather than 100 minutes. The objective of this course is
Please note: Open Water Diver certification is a pre-requisite. An
to train recreational divers in the benefits,
extra fee may be payable in resort for some of the elective dives.
standard air you can extend your no-
Some courses may also require you to complete an additional day’s decompression limits. This means more time
hazards and proper procedures for using any
diving prior to starting the course in resort.
underwater. The PADI Enriched Air Diver and of the Draeger SCR Rebreather Series.
TDI Nitrox Diver course provide recreational Please note: TDI Nitrox Diver certification or PADI equivalent is a
divers with the knowledge needed to plan
pre-requisite. Minimum age 15 years.
PADI SPECIALITY DIVES and execute recreational Nitrox (EanX) dives.
It consists of knowledge development and
from £39 1-2 DAYS practical application sessions. TDI ADVANCED NITROX DIVER
The purpose of a PADI Speciality Course
Please note: Open Water Diver certification is a pre-requisite. Theory
& TDI DECOMPRESSION PROCEDURES
is to familiarise you with the techniques,
study during one evening will be required in resort. Crewpack
purchased locally - costs h95. A TDI entry-level course is also available
OR BOTH COMBINED
knowledge, planning, organisation, - please call for details.
potential hazards and safety skills in from £186 2-5 DAYS
various special interest areas.
These two courses train you in the use of
Giving knowledge of diving subject areas in EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONSE more complex Nitrogen / Oxygen mixes to
greater detail than the PADI Adventure dives, a depth of 40m and the theory, methods
PADI Specialty Courses are a structured and from £55 1 DAY and procedures of planned stage
supervised introduction to your chosen area
Learn the skills you need to perform CPR
decompression diving.
of interest.
and First Aid.
They may be booked separately or combined.
Specialities include, among others: Project
The EFR course helps you to handle
Course prerequisites: For TDI Advanced Nitrox = TDI Nitrox Diver
AWARE Specialist, Deep Diver, National
potentially life-threatening situations. This
or PADI Enriched Air Diver equivalent and 25 logged dives. For
TDI Decompression Procedures = PADI Open Water or equivalent,
Geographic, Peak Performance Buoyancy,
program has two core modules providing with minimum 25 logged dives. Age restrictions apply.
Digital Underwater Photographer, Enriched
extensive instruction in CPR and First
Air Diver Drift Diver, Emergency Oxygen
Aid. Also includes Automated External
Provider, Enriched Air Diver and Wreck Diver.
Defibrillation and Emergency Oxygen
sections. This course satisfies your Rescue
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Diver CPR and First Aid pre-requisite.
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from £192 3 DAYS
Develops your knowledge and skills so
you can perform diver assists and
rescues, manage diving accidents and
administer first aid.
This is a performance-based course that
comprises classroom, confined water and four
open water scenarios. This course is a highly
rewarding course, as divers learn to ensure the
safety and well being of other divers.
Please note: Advanced Open Water Diver certification is a pre-
requisite and Emergency First Response qualification or proof of
other CPR first aid course, within the last 2 years.
Please note: Prices, availability, content and structure of courses may vary slightly between resorts. A day’s recreational diving may be required before
you commence your course. Certification fee, equipment hire and passport photos may be included in some courses and not others. Some courses
require other prerequisite qualifications before you are able to commence your chosen course. Please see
www.regaldive.co.uk for details.
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