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PADI Wreck Diver Specialty

PADI Wreck Diver Specialty

Original price was: ฿11,500.00.Current price is: ฿10,900.00.

A Choice of Two Great Wrecks Plus Upgrades

One of the most exhilarating attractions to scuba diving is diving underwater wrecks. The PADI Wreck Diver Specialty course focuses on the different skills required to safely dive wrecks and other underwater artificial reefs. Some students may already have done 1 or more Adventure Wreck dives, so a full course isn’t necessary. The full specialty outline includes 4 wreck dives. These include dives at the Kled Gaeow Wreck, King Cruiser Wreck and dives at the Artificial Reef.
The Wreck Specialty course is subject to conditions and currents and is only offered on certain dates to be confirmed


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Payable Today: ฿3,000.00 Future Payments: ฿7,900.00

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Description

PADI Wreck Diver Specialty

Duration – 2 days

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CERTIFICATION

  • Awarded a ‘Gold’ PADI Wreck Diver Specialty certificate permits the diver to rent scuba diving equipment and to participate in a variety of wreck dives including wreck dives that moght require penetration into the vessel.
PADI Wreck Diver Specialty certification card

PADI eLearning

  • This course includes PADI eLearning. Students can study the PADI eLearning and watch the PADI Wreck Diver Specialty video prior to arrival so you can study for this course in an easy and relaxed way. Theory for this specialty takes around 3-4 hours.

SMALL GROUPS

  • We allow only four students per instructor. This allows us to maximize the level of training for each individual student and provide a personal experience for each student. Each student is always under the direct supervision of a PADI Scuba Instructor.
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4 WRECK DIVES

  • The PADI Wreck Diver Specialty course consists of 4 Wreck training Dives. Our program will include dives at the Kled Gaeow Wreck and the King Cruiser Wreck. Due to remoteness and environmental conditions these dive sties are only offered when teh conditions a re suitbale so candidates should contact us to see when we can schedule this course.
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WHAT DO WE SEE

  • The Kled Gaeow Wreck is a 50 meter ex-navy vessel and was purposely sank as an Artificial Reef  in April 2014. It is now covered in marine life which include huge schools of yellow snappers, and marauding trevallies. Opportunistic hunters such as lionfish, scorpionfish lie in wait.The King Cruiser Wreck is a famous 85 meter passenger car/ferry that sank on May 4, 1997 after hitting Anemone reef. It now lies upright at 33-36 meters  depth. Closely located to Shark Point Phuket and Anemone Reef, it is often dived as part of the same trip as the other sites

    The Phi Phi ley Artificial Reef is a perfect site to perform a simulated wreck training dive where we can run wreck diving scenarios and offers it own exclusive wonders. This 100 meter artificial reef was installed in 2006 and later expanded in 2014.

LUNCH and REFRESHMENTS

  • During the trip we provide refreshments, fruit, water, tea, and coffee. Between the two dives there is a short break to enjoy the beautiful bays, during which we provide a delicious buffet of Thai cuisine. If you have any special dietary needs we can take care of that request during the registration process.
A diver takes their first breathes underwater

Duration – 2 days

Schedule – PADI Wreck Diver Specialty

Choose from some different schedules to suit your travel needs

FLEXIBLE START TIMES
Courses start every day

Study at Home with PADI eLearning

STEP 1: Make a Booking

» HOW TO BOOK

STEP 2: Complete Registration

» HOW TO REGISTER

Schedule

Choose from some different schedules to suit your travel needs

FLEXIBLE START TIMES
Courses start every day

Included

Awarded a ‘Gold’ PADI Wreck Diver Specialty certificate permits the diver to rent scuba diving equipment and to enjoy a greater variety of dives to a maximum depth of 40 meters.

A diver takes their first breathes underwater

As part of our goal to reduce our carbon footprint we only provide PADI Digital manuals. We register each student an online manual which they may download and get studying straight away. This way students can get the reading out of the way before they arrive.

Theory is conducted in our air-conditioned classrooms. Students watch a the PADI Wreck Diver Specialty video and read the read the PADI Wreck Diver Specialty manual. Theory for this specialty takes around 2-3 hours.

The PADI Wreck Diver Specialty course consists of 4 Wreck training Dives. Our program will include dives at the Kled Gaeow Wreck and the Artificial Reef.

A diver takes their first breathes underwater

During the trip we provide refreshments, fruit, water, tea, and coffee. Between the two dives there is a short break to enjoy the beautiful bays, during which we provide a delicious buffet of Thai cuisine. If you have any special dietary needs we can take care of that request during the registration process.

A diver takes their first breathes underwater

We allow only four students per instructor. This allows us to maximize the level of training for each individual student and provide a personal experience for each student. Each student is always under the direct supervision of a PADI Scuba Instructor.

SMALL GROUPS

    • We allow only four students per instructor. This allows us to maximize the level of training for each individual student and provide a personal experience for each student. Each student is always under the direct supervision of a PADI Scuba Instructor.
A diver takes their first breathes underwater
BCD, Regulator, Mask, Fins, Wetsuit, Tanks and Weights

We a have a choice of two dive boats depending on which dive sites trip are visited.

Reef Ranger is a well maintained 19 meters dive boat with sundeck, comfortable seating toilets, showers and easy diving.

Reef Seeker is our large longtail boat which offers a different experience and also allows us to visit the beaches.

Not Included

  • Transfer fees (to/ from Phi Phi Island)

  • Photos or videos (available on request)

  • National Park Fees

National Park fees are applied to scuba divers diving within the Had Noppharathara National Park

Start

Thai

Non-Thai

Day 1

240 thb

600 thb

Day 2

200 thb

200 thb

Day 3

200 thb

200 thb

Day 4*

240 thb

600 thb

*National Park fees renew on the 4th day
**Fees are applied to some snorkeling trips

STEP 1

Make a Booking

» HOW TO BOOK

STEP 2

Complete Registration

» HOW TO REGISTER

PADI Wreck Diver Specialty schedules

Choice of start times

Additional information

Duration

Courses takes two days

Dive Sites

5 amazing dives at Phi Phi Island's best dive sites

Distance to Dive Sites

The furthest dive site is only 45 minutes away.

Health for Diving

All persons engaging in scuba diving should be of good health. We strongly recommend students check out the medical statement to ensure they are healthy enough to scuba dive. Persons that do have a history of specific illnesses may not be allowed to dive.

Experience required

Must be Open Water certified to participate in this course.

National Park Fees

The National Park Fees are not included. The National park fees for this course will be 600 baht. National park fees are paid directly to the national park rangers at the pier before boarding the dive boat

Flying after Diving

Divers must wait at least 18 hours after scuba diving prior to boarding an airplane. Not allowing enough time between the last dive and then going to altitude is potentially dangerous

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