Ships, planes, or even cars - wrecks are artificial reefs with a soul of their own. They tell stories of the past and have become a vibrant home to countless marine creatures today.
Our Wreck Specialty teaches you the skills to navigate these historic sites safely and responsibly. Transform from a casual diver into a skilled wreck explorer and discover history firsthand.
Theoretical Knowledge: Deepen your expertise comfortably at your own pace with e-Learning.
Safety First: We’ll show you how to scan wrecks from the outside and recognize potential hazards, such as fishing nets or sharp edges, ensuring every wreck dive is as safe as it is exciting.
Never Lose Your Way: It’s easy to lose your bearings around a wreck. We’ll train your navigation skills so you always know your way around and exactly where the exit is.
Crystal Clear Views:` We’ll refine your kick technique to ensure you don’t stir up a silt storm. Keep the visibility perfect for yourself and your buddies while gliding elegantly over the seabed.
The First Steps Inside:` Take your first look into the heart of a shipwreck. We’ll show you the proper procedures for entering and exiting safely, ensuring you experience the thrill of the interior without ever compromising your safety.
Why You Should Take This Course
A wreck is more than just a pile of metal - it’s a living museum. We teach you how to move respectfully and safely within this environment. After this course, you’ll see wrecks through entirely different eyes - we promise!
Duration: 2 Days (4 Open Water Dives)
Theory: Flexible e-Learning (complete it at home in advance).
Included: Full premium rental equipment (incl. dive computer).
Training: Guidance by experienced instructors.
Refreshments: Surface intervals with snacks directly on the beach or boat; lunch included after your dives.
Transfer: Complimentary pick-up from your hotel in Amed to the dive center.
Prerequisites: Minimum age 15 years, Advanced Open Water Diver certification, and in good physical health.
Did you know?` Wrecks create their very own ecosystems. Acting as artificial reefs, their steel structures provide shelter from currents and predators. Inside, you’ll often find creatures rarely seen on the open reef - from massive schools of barracuda to hidden pygmy seahorses.
