PADI Advanced Open Water
3 Day/2 Night Liveaboard
If you feel restricted by your own personal Diving knowledge and experience, then advance to discover the real adventure in Diving.
Select the PADI Advanced Open Water Program with Deep Sea Divers Den.
The PADI Advanced Diver Course is education to the extreme.
Five training dives present you with new challenges.
There are Four core Dives:
- Advanced Navigation Dive
- Advanced Night Dive
- Advanced Deep Dive (30m/100ft)
- Advanced Peak Performance Buoyancy Dive
Plus one additional Dive selected from the PADI Advanced training program:
- Advanced Boat Dive
- Advanced Search and Recovery Dive
- Advanced Underwater Naturalist Dive
- Advanced Multilevel Dive
- Advanced Photography Dive
- Advanced AWARE Fish Identification Dive
All five Advanced training Dives, place you in confidence mode to boost your personal Diving experience. Training is conducted by Deep Sea Divers Den Instructors on board our Liveaboard Diving vessel, OceanQuest over 3 days and 2 nights.
This course can also be conducted on a 2Day/1Night liveaboard trip .
You will be asked to fill out a medical statement and complete a scuba reiew:
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Bi-lingual Instructors are available on the following days:
- English Advanced course starts daily.
- Japanese Advanced course starts on Thursday, Friday, Sunday and Monday.
- Korean Advance course starts on Sunday.
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Course Details
Departs 9am from the Pier Marketplace,
and returns at around 4:30pm
The following is included in your trip:
All Equipment*
Linen/Bedding
Accommodation and meals on board OceanQuest
City Pickup and Drop Off
PADI Adventures in Diving Manual & Table
*BCD, regulator, dive computer, mask, snorkel, full foot fins, 5mm Short arm/leg wetsuit
The following is NOT included in your trip:
EMC, PORT AUTHORITY & FUEL LEVY* (subject to change without notice).
Fee includes: EMC $5.00, Fuel Levy $10.00, GST, Port and Administration Charges $5.00
Clothes for 2 or 3 days
Towels for dive deck (2 is ideal)
Money for soft drinks/alcohol/snacks
If possible please bring small soft bags aboard our vessels and put large suitcases into storage. We do have storage facilities at our shop, however these are not locked during work hours. We suggest leaving valuables at your accommodation whenever possible.
All passengers will be required to sign Standard Liability release forms on board.
Prices and Extras
Twin Share
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$640 |
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$660 |
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EMC, PORT AUTHORITY & FUEL LEVY* (subject to change without notice).
Fee includes: EMC $5.00, Fuel Levy $10.00, GST, Port and Administration Charges $5.00
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$20 |
2x Passport Sized Photos
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$5
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Prices valid until 31st March 2009
DAY ONE
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7.45am pick up from your city accommodation.
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Equipment selection aboard ReefQuest our transfer diving vessel.
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Complete 2 fun dives aboard ReefQuest to get back into the swing of things.
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At 2.30pm transfer to OceanQuest, the liveaboard dive vessel where you will spend the next 3 days.
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Peak Performance Buoyancy dive and Night training dives.
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Lunch, dinner and accommodation included.
DAY TWO
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Deep and Navigation training dives
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plus two pleasure dives
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Breakfast, lunch, dinner and accommodation included
DAY THREE
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Elective Dive training dive plus two pleasure dives
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A total of 11 scuba dives are possible on the trip
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Advanced certification
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Breakfast, and lunch are included
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Return to your accommodation approx. 5pm
Please note there are regulations about flying or going to altitude after diving.
Altitude is 300m/1000ft above sea level.
This includes going to the Atherton Tablelands, so be careful when you are booking tours to follow your dive course/trip.
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Currently the rules state that for a single no decompression dive, you should not fly/go to altitude for at least 12 hours.
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For multiple dives you should not fly/go to altitude for at least 18 hours.
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Deep Sea Divers Den recommends waiting a minimum 24 hours whenever possible. These are guidelines only, there is no guarantee that these recommendations will prevent decompression sickness. Currently there are no guidelines regarding diving after flying.
Under normal circumstances, you should be out of the water on your last dive at 12pm (midday), this should help with organising any travel plans you have after your dive trip with us.
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