SSI Wreck Diving Specialty – Explore Shipwrecks Safely

Discover the excitement of exploring sunken ships, artificial reefs, and underwater structures with the SSI Wreck Diving Specialty Course. This course teaches divers how to safely plan and conduct dives around wreck sites while protecting both themselves and the environment.

Wreck diving is one of the most popular specialty courses because shipwrecks often attract marine life and offer fascinating underwater exploration opportunities.

With proper training, you will learn how to navigate wreck sites safely and enjoy some of the ocean’s most unique dive locations.

Course Price

$299 per student

Included

• Academic theory training

• 1 day of open water wreck diving training

• Professional SSI instructor guidance

Not Included

• SSI digital learning materials: $100

• Boat dive or shore dive fees

• Scuba equipment rental

Course Schedule

Typical course duration: 5–10 hours

Training includes:

• 6 academic sessions

• 2 open water training dives

During the course you will learn wreck diving safety and complete training dives under instructor supervision.

Training Standards

Minimum Age: 10 years old

Maximum Training Depth:

30 meters / 100 feet

Prerequisites:

• SSI Open Water Diver certification (or equivalent)

What You Will Learn

During this course you will learn:

• Safe wreck diving procedures

• Wreck navigation techniques

• Identifying hazards around wreck sites

• Proper buoyancy control near structures

• Use of dive lights and equipment for wreck exploration

• Responsible wreck diving and preservation practices

Certification

After completing the course, you will receive the SSI Wreck Diving Specialty certification, allowing you to safely explore wreck dive sites within recreational diving limits.

This certification is internationally recognized and expands your diving opportunities around the world.

Start Exploring Wreck Dive Sites

Ready to experience the thrill of wreck diving?

Join our SSI Wreck Diving Specialty Course and start exploring underwater history.

Reserve your spot today.