Hurghada: PADI Specialty Course - Wreck Diver (incl. eLearning and online Pic)

Explore the mysterious world of underwater wrecks with the PADI Wreck Diver Specialty Course. Learn proper techniques for wreck penetration, safety procedures, and responsible exploration while discovering hidden treasures beneath the sea.

The PADI Wreck Diver Specialty Course is designed for divers eager to explore sunken ships, planes, and artificial reefs safely and responsibly. Wrecks are like underwater time capsules, offering adventure, history, and incredible marine biodiversity.

In this course, you’ll learn:

Proper wreck diving techniques and planning.
Safety considerations for navigating and penetrating wrecks.
How to map a wreck site.
Proper use of dive lines, reels, and torches.
Identifying potential hazards on wreck dives.

Over 2 days and 4 training dives, you’ll gain the skills and confidence needed to explore wrecks while preserving their historical and ecological value.

Note: The course can be completed over 3 days if we cannot dive at 2 wrecks per day. It is also possible to complete 2 wreck dives from the shore. Please discuss the process with your diving instructor to arrange the best schedule.

What's included?

National park entrance fee

PADI eLearning access and online PIC (Positive Identification Card)
4 Wreck Dives with a certified PADI Instructor
12L tank and weight
Equipment: All diving equipment provided for the duration of the course
Hotel pickup and drop-off within Hurghada

Boat Amenities:

Onboard lunch with soft drinks
water, coffee and tea troughaout the course

Safety:

First aid kit onboard.
Oxygen available in case of emergencies
Life jacket

Please note

Minimum age: 15 years.
Participants must have a valid PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Certification(or equivalent).
Complete the PADI Wreck Diver eLearning prior to the course start.
Bring all required documents, including certification cards and logbooks
A Medical Statement must be filled out, and any medical concerns may require a doctor’s approval
Dives are subject to weather conditions and instructor discretion for safety

eLearning Registration:

To access the eLearning materials, participants must provide the following: A copy of their passport and a valid email address. Contact us to submit these details via WhatsApp or email.

How to Contact Us:

WhatsApp: +20 101 107 3641 (german & english)

Email: info@whitedolphindc.com

Before the course:

Ensure all eLearning modules are completed prior to the first in-person session. eLearning access will be granted once we receive your passport copy and email.

Medical Conditions:

There are several medical and situational reasons when diving is not allowed or strongly discouraged. Safety is the priority, so consider the following:

Respiratory problems: Conditions like asthma, chronic bronchitis, or lung damage may pose risks.
Heart issues: Heart disease, uncontrolled high blood pressure, or recent heart surgery are contraindications.
Ear and sinus problems: Colds, sinus infections, or inability to equalize pressure can lead to injuries.
Pregnancy: Diving is generally not recommended during pregnancy due to the unknown effects of pressure on the fetus.
Recent surgery oriInjuries: Especially if it involves the ears, lungs, or cardiovascular system.
Medications: Some medications (e.g., sedatives or certain painkillers) may impair judgment or increase risk.

Behavioral/Preparation issues:

Alcohol or Drug Use: Diving under the influence is unsafe and prohibited.
Fatigue: Being overly tired or dehydrated can increase the risk of complications.

Environmental or Situational Factors

Bad weather: High currents, storms, or murky water can make diving unsafe.
Equipment malfunctions: Never dive with faulty or incomplete gear.
Flight after diving: Avoid flying for at least 12–18 hours (depending on dive profiles) to reduce the risk of decompression sickness