The Cave Diving Course is by far the biggest challenge, but for many divers it is just the beginning in a series of programs that range from diving with stage tanks and rebreathers to dpvs and cartography. It certainly isn’t easy, but if you have the right attitude, it is a great experience.

You will be trained and qualified to safely explore the cave environment.

18 Years old
IANTD Intro to Cave certification or equivalent
50 Logged dives

Theory
Land Drills
Confined and Open Water Training
Cave Dives: Performed under various conditions such as zero visibility
Final Exam

4 Days minimum
– Cavern to Cave – 10 days minimum
– Intro to Cave – 6 days minimum
8 Hours theory
8 Cave dives
– Cavern to Cave – 16 dives
– Intro to Cave – 12 dives
1 Training dive in shallow water

39m/130 ft. Max depth
Rule of Thirds with two tanks
3 Students per instructor

Twin Tanks with a manifold and isolator valve
2 Independent regulators, both with first and second stages
1 With long hose (2m/7ft.) and an LPI
1 With short hose (~55 cm/22 in.) and SPG
Buoyancy compensator (Wing & Back Plate)
Wetsuit
Mask and fins, no snorkel
Line cutter
1 Safety reel with a minimum of 30m of line
1 Primary reel with a minimum of 120m of line
2-3 Gap reels with a minimum of 15m of line
1 Primary light
2 Backup lights
Dive computer, or timer and depth gauge
Writing board or wet notes
Waterproof diving table or backup dive computer
3 Directional arrows
6 Non-directional markers (cookies)