Night & Limited Visibility Certification
Your dive adventure doesn’t have to end when the sun goes down, or if your only option for a dive site is a lake or quarry where visibility is limited by the clarity of the water.
Night diving allows you to see things you won’t see during the day. Most marine species hide during the bright daylight hours, only emerging once night has fallen to hunt. Many corals also feed at night, turning the dark waters into a nocturnal garden filled with color. It is an unbelievable feeling to discover the mysteries held underwater when the sun goes down.
With the right equipment and a powerful torch there is a lot to discover. Night diving is a whole new way to experience the underwater world.
Benefits of Earning the Limited Visibility Certification
Scuba diving at night teaches you to focus on what you can see in your light’s beam, on controlling your buoyancy by feel, on staying with your buddy and on paying attention to details you may overlook during the day. Through the course of two night dives, you’ll practice:
- Night versus Limited Visibility diving
- Special equipment
- Dive preperation
- Navigating in limited visibility
- Advanced diving techniques
Prerequisites & Requirements For Limited Visibility Diving
- Minimum Age 10 years
- Open Water Certified (SSI, PADI, or any any agency equivilent)
- One academic session
- Minimum two (2) open water dives
- Class duration of two (2) days
- Credit this certification towards your SSI Dive Guide certification
Approximate Class Schedule
- Completion of eLearning by student
- Doubt clearning and dive briefing by Salty Endeavors instructor
- Day 1 – 1-tank shore or boat dive
- Day 2 – 1-tank shore or boat dive
- Online final exam
- Certification processing!
Night & Limited Visibility Certification
- Plus Mexico IVA
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