SSI Basic and Advanced Wreck Diver Courses
Basic Wreck Diver Course
Whether you're looking to expand your diving resume or seeking new underwater adventures, our expert instructors are here to guide you through each exhilarating dive. Don't just imagine the thrill of discovering a hidden wreck; live it. Sign up now for our wreck diving certification in McHenry County and transform the way you dive. Make your next dive monumental – experience the ultimate adventure with our wreck diving certification course!
Why Wreck Diver?
Wreck diving is an incredibly special experience. You’ll dive into the past and unlock the mysteries of the deep with Sea Level Diving's Wreck Diving Certification in McHenry County. Our wreck diving course is your gateway to exploring sunken vessels, airplanes, and automobiles. The Wreck Diver Specialty course introduces you to wreck diving and helps you develop the skills and knowledge necessary for safe and fun wreck diving. This is the basic Wreck Diver course which gives the diver the knowledge to safely dive around, but not penetrate, shipwrecks and artificial reefs. With personalized training, you'll learn the ins and outs of safe diving while gaining the skills to navigate and admire these historical sites.
What do I need to start?
Open Water certification
Minimum age: 10
What will I do?
The planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems, and hazards of wreck diving
How long will it take?
Minimum Open Water Training: 2 dives over one day
What will I need to study?
Digital training materials
Course fee, including training materials and park entrance fees: $210.00
Advanced Wreck Diver Course
Why Advanced Wreck Diver?
Sometimes just looking around the wreck is not enough, you have to go in it to see the real history of the wreck. The advanced Wreck Diver course teaches you to safely penetrate the wreck using line reels and other special equipment.
What do I need to start
- Basic Wreck Diver
- Minimum age: 15
- Minimum 24 logged dives
What will I do?
- The planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems, and hazards of wreck diving
- use of redundant air sources, line reels, line markers, flashlights, and other special equipment
- Penetrate the wreck within the light zone
How long will it take?
- Minimum Open Water Training: 4 dives over two days
What will I need to study?
- Digital training materials
Course fee, including training materials: $190.00 (2 dives) Additional Charter boat fees will apply.