Tec, Trimix, Sidemount Diving Courses
Learn to dive better and expand your limits. More no-decompression time, diving with Nitrox and Trimix. This way you can reach deeper wrecks or stay longer at your favorite dive sites. Participate in diving expeditions and explore new environments.
Training for Tec divers, Trimix, Rebreather, and Cave divers takes place according to IANTD standards. IANTD is a technical diving association that has set standards in explorations and first dives since its inception.
If IANTD is new to you, that's okay. You learn recreational diving best with a recreational diving association, and you learn Tec diving best with a technical diving association, like IANTD, where the instructors are Tec divers themselves and regularly conduct decompression dives.
IANTD Philosophy
The International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers has been a pioneer in technical diver training for over 30 years. As the first international diving association, IANTD brought diving with Nitrox and suitable Trimix into recreational diving to reduce nitrogen narcosis. At IANTD, both open-circuit divers and CCR (Rebreather) divers will find good training programs and instructors.
Do you want to expand your limits, plan and execute Nitrox decompression dives, dive deeper with Trimix, or simply expand your personal skills to dive better and safer? Then technical diving courses are exactly your thing. In this case, the saying definitely applies: You can buy the training from us, but you have to earn the certification. But it's not about obtaining the certification, but about acquiring theoretical knowledge and practical skills that are important in IANTD courses. In addition to the course prices, additional training days may be necessary if the course goal cannot be achieved within the regular duration. Just ask us about it. After a joint dive, we would be happy to create an individual training plan.
Prerequisites:
For all Tec diving courses, in addition to suitable equipment, you will need the following documents: Diving medical certificate (not older than 1 year), insurance (DAN, Aquamed, etc.)
