Master the Art of Safe Solo Diving
For experienced divers ready to take full responsibility for their underwater adventures. This course teaches self-sufficiency with redundant systems and meticulous planning—because sometimes, you are your own best buddy.
For experienced divers ready to take full responsibility for their underwater adventures. This course teaches self-sufficiency with redundant systems and meticulous planning—because sometimes, you are your own best buddy.
Why Take This Course?
✔
Suitable for pros
Underwater photographers, researchers, and guides
✔
Master self-rescue skills –
Be your own safety net
✔ Build ultimate confidence
When you can’t blame anyone
else
✔
Dive on your schedule
Master backup plans for
when your dive buddy is too busy chasing seahorses to notice you are out of air
Why Take This Course?
✔
Suitable for pros
Underwater photographers, researchers, and guides
✔
Master self-rescue skills –
Be your own safety net
✔ Build ultimate confidence
When you can’t blame anyone
else
✔
Dive on your schedule
Master backup plans for
when your dive buddy is too busy chasing seahorses to notice you are out of air
What to Expect
What to Expect
Step 1: Theory of Self-Reliance
Risk assessment frameworks (Your life, your responsibility)
Redundant gear configuration (Two of everything that matters)
Step 2: Solo Dives (3 Adventures)
Navigation challenge (No buddy to follow)
Emergency scenarios (Playing both victim and rescuer)

Step 1: Theory of Self-Reliance
Risk assessment frameworks (Your life, your responsibility)
Redundant gear configuration (Two of everything that matters)
Step 2: Solo Dives (3 Adventures)
Navigation challenge (No buddy to follow)
Emergency scenarios (Playing both victim and rescuer)

MANDATORY GEAR LIST:
DSMB
+ Reel
For when you surface way farther from the
boat than planned (AKA the "oops, currents happened" signal).
Backup Dive Computer
Because your primary one will die
at 30m (Murphy’s Law of Diving).
Redundant SMB
In case you lose your first one (or a
shark mistakes it for a chew toy).
Spare Gas Source
We’ll help you sort this
Knife/Cutting Tool
For freeing yourself from fishing
lines, kelp, or your own poor life choices.
MANDATORY GEAR LIST:
DSMB
+ Reel
For when you surface way farther from the
boat than planned (AKA the "oops, currents happened" signal).
Backup Dive Computer
Because your primary one will die
at 30m (Murphy’s Law of Diving).
Redundant SMB
In case you lose your first one (or a
shark mistakes it for a chew toy).
Spare Gas Source
We’ll help you sort this
Knife/Cutting Tool
For freeing yourself from fishing
lines, kelp, or your own poor life choices.
Who Can Join?
Advanced Open Water certification
with 100+ logged dives
Minimum 18 years old
Underwater photographers
needing flexibility
Mature, disciplined divers
(We screen carefully)
Medically ready
Check our [PADI Medical Form] - just follow the simple steps
if you answer "YES" to anything
Everything You Get:
Certification at the completion of the course
DAN insurance
for the duration of your course (max. 90 days)
Classroom session with your instructor
Open water dives
Prove you can handle oops moments without a babysitter Diving equipment.
Who Can Join?
Advanced Open Water certification
with 100+ logged dives
Minimum 18 years old
Underwater photographers
needing flexibility
Mature, disciplined divers
(We screen carefully)
Medically ready
Check our [PADI Medical Form] - just follow the simple steps
if you answer "YES" to anything
Everything You Get:
Certification at the completion of the course
DAN insurance
for the duration of your course (max. 90 days)
Classroom session with your instructor
Open water dives
Prove you can handle oops moments without a babysitter Diving equipment.