Specialties
In Polish water a dry suit is not a luxury, it is the condition for diving all year round.
A dry suit changes everything: you dive longer, you come out warm, and the season does not end in September. It does require a different technique from a wetsuit — the suit becomes a second gas space you have to control.
We cover choosing undersuits and weighting, controlling buoyancy with the suit and the wing, and emergency procedures: a stuck inflator, gas migrating to the feet, an inversion.
The course can be combined with Open Water Diver if you want to dive dry from the start.
Who it is for
For anyone diving in Poland, and anywhere else the water gets cold.
Course details
| Minimum age | 15 years |
| Maximum depth | In accordance with the student’s current qualifications |
| What you need to start | Open Water Diver (courses may be combined) |
| Practical training | 2 dives, minimum 50 minutes |
| Theory | Student manual and classroom sessions based on International Diving Federation materials |
| Theory examination | Electronic multiple-choice test |
Price: ⟨DO UZUPEŁNIENIA: price of the Dry Suit Diver course⟩ — current rates are on the price list.
Taking part requires a state of health that permits diving. You complete a health declaration before the course — the form is under Downloads.