Advance adventurer For those divers who want to expand their underwater experience but do not want to be tied to doing a specific specialty, the SSI Advanced Specialty Course is for you.

Later you can simply do some more dives to obtain the individual Specialty rating.

5 dives are scheduled over 2 days and are designed to help you explore new aspects of diving, in a fun and relaxed manner, under the guidance of your experienced  and friendly instructor.

For those who are concerned about safety Stress and Rescue techniques can be taught after the Open Water Course. Please note, this is available through SSI but not available through PADI.

The deep dive helps you to understand some of the advantages and disadvantages of deeper diving, such as seeing different forms of marine life, or experiencing nitrogen narcosis for the first time.

The navigation dive helps you master compass use, and introduces you to the techniques of distance estimation and natural navigation. Allowing you to gain a mental picture of the dive site and returning to the boat every time.

There are three other dives you can choose. Maybe you want to see the barracudas feeding around White Rock during the night dive. Perhaps you would like to learn to identify more of the many different species of marine life, on the naturalist dive and capture the aquatic world on film in the photography dive.

For those who would like to have a more modern approach to dive planning try the Computer Dive.

If you want to hunt for underwater treasure, the search and recovery dive will teach you skills to make your dreams come true.

Whichever options you choose Scuba Junction has the flexibility to meet your needs. At the end of the course you will receive your SSI Advanced Specialty card.

Specialty courses For those divers who are interested in specific fields, including non-diving areas, or who may be interested in the Master Scuba Diver Rating, Scuba Junction offers a variety of speciality courses.

Courses include:
Boat Diving; Computer Diving; Deep Diving; Drift; DPV; Enriched Air/Nitrox; Equipment Techniques; Limited Visibility; Med Dive; Underwater Naturalist; Navigation; Oxygen Provider, Multi-level; Peak Performance Buoyancy; Underwater Photography; Search and Recovery; Waves Tides & Currents.

Stress & Rescue may be taken directly after the Open Water, please see Stress & Rescue Course outline for more details.

The number of dives required varies between each course. For any customers wishing to take Specialty courses please advise which ones you would like.

Price: on demand