Most divers associate dry suits with colder water, but dry suit diving opens up a completely different kind of dive travel.
This course teaches divers how to stay comfortable, manage buoyancy and move confidently underwater while using a dry suit system.
A lot of divers take this course before cold water trips, technical training or extended dive travel.
About the Dry Suit Diving Course
Dry suits create a layer of insulation between the diver and surrounding water.
This course focuses on buoyancy control, suit management and safe dry suit diving procedures.
Why Divers Take Dry Suit Training
Cold water changes how divers experience a dive.
Good dry suit training helps divers stay warm, comfortable and controlled underwater instead of feeling distracted by equipment or temperature.
What You’ll Learn During Dry Suit Training
- dry suit buoyancy control
- thermal protection planning
- suit inflation and venting
- emergency procedures
- dry suit equipment setup
Dive Computer Course Requirements
- Open Water certification required
- minimum age requirements apply
- medical questionnaire required
