PADI Wreck Diver requirements
To start the PADI Wreck Diver course, please make sure you meet the following:
Wreck diving is in the Aquarius DNA
Aquarius does not teach wreck diving from a manual alone. Our background includes North Sea diving, Black Sea wreck exploration, Tenerife wreck research and the discovery and identification work around the Russian submarine SC-213, linked to the Struma tragedy.
During the Aquarius Romania years, the team ran the SC-213 Disclosure Project, officially sponsored by SCUBAPRO. That kind of experience changes how you look at wrecks. A wreck is not just a dive site. It is history, evidence, engineering, risk, respect and adventure in one place.
For background on Aquarius’ wreck-discovery history, you can read more about the Russian submarine SC-213.
Today, that knowledge is inside the Aquarius team. You are not just learning how to pass the PADI Wreck Diver specialty. You are learning wreck diving from a dive center that has lived the subject for real.
Our approach
Tenerife is a great place to start wreck training because it offers a mix of Atlantic blue water, volcanic underwater scenery and wreck sites that can be used from boat or shore when conditions allow.
The course is serious where it needs to be, but it is also exciting, memorable and great fun for divers who love exploration.
FAQ’s PADI Wreck Diver
Course program
eLearning
Study wreck planning, hazards, equipment and safety.
Day 1
Start wreck dives, survey skills, mapping and safe exploration.
Day 2
Line techniques, final wreck dives and certification.
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Recommended Courses After Wreck Diver
After Wreck Diver, many divers continue with courses that improve depth range, gas planning, surface-marker skills and overall control. These are strong next steps if wreck diving becomes one of your favourite ways to explore.
