Recreational wreck diving is classified as diving the exterior of a wreck, meaning that you don’t penetrate or go inside the wreck. Recreational wreck diving is defined as any dive on a wreck or object that is at a maximum depth of 130 fsw and is conducted within the normal no-decompression diving limits. Photo: Steve [...]
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Frequently Asked Questions What’s there to see on a wreck dive? There is a lot to see on a wreck dive. Intact wrecks sitting upright or on their side are impressive sights under the water. Deck rigging, stairs, stacks, hallways, cranes, propellers, are all examples of what you’ll see on a wreck dive. The more [...]
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Technical wreck diving training is designed towards highly motivated individuals who desire to explore wrecks beyond the limits of standard recreational diving limitations. Technical wreck diving is making penetrations inside a wreck beyond the natural light zones, deeper than 130 fsw, and requiring stage decompression. Because of the lack of direct access to the surface [...]
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