The Altitude Diver Course
Any time you are diving at 300 to 3000 metres/1000 to 10,000 feet above sea level, you're altitude diving. If you want to explore the hidden world of a mountain lake, the Altitude Diver Specialty course is for you. Any diving in west Texas or New Mexico is at altitude.
The Fun Part
Dive more challenging dive sites like the "Blue Hole" in Santa Rosa, NM while you satisfy your curiosity for “I wonder what’s down there?” The fun part about altitude diving is that you can explore places many people have never seen.
The Fun Part
Dive more challenging dive sites like the "Blue Hole" in Santa Rosa, NM while you satisfy your curiosity for “I wonder what’s down there?” The fun part about altitude diving is that you can explore places many people have never seen.
What You Learn
You’ll learn the effects of pressure at higher altitudes and how to adjust your dive plan accordingly. Whether you use a recreational dive planner table (RDP), an electronic Ap or a dive computer, you’ll learn how to plan and make a dive at high altitudes. You’ll learn :
- Altitude dive planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems and hazards
- Recreational dive planning procedures for diving at altitude
- Safety stops and emergency decompression procedures at altitude
Your Next Adventure
Chances are if you’re scuba diving up high in the mountains you may also want to be prepared with the Dry Suit Diver course.
For more information about this or other courses have a chat with one of the TEXAS DIVE CENTER Team members.