If you haven't been diving recently and feel a bit "rusty," you can refresh your diving skills with the Refresher Course or Scuba Skills Update Course. You can log the dive in your logbook and have it confirmed by a diving professional. This course is for certified divers. Cylinder and weights (usage) are included in the course.
What do I need for a Refresher Dive Course?
- Certification card
- Logbook
- If available, medical certificate, insurance
How does the Refresher Dive Course work?
- Theory, review of safety-relevant content, dive planning
- Equipment assembly
- Buddy check
- Entry into the water
- Safety-related exercises
- Buoyancy exercises
- Working on individual weaknesses
- Having fun underwater
When should you take the Refresher Dive Course?
- If you haven't dived for more than 6 months
- If you have fewer than 50 dives
- If you plan to go on a diving holiday and haven't dived for a long time
- If the diving season begins and you haven't dived in winter
How long does the Refresher Dive Course take?
approx. 3 hours
How do I register for the Refresher Dive Course?
- Select a date, follow the payment link
- We will then contact you and clarify what you need
What does the Refresher Course cost? - 59€ on our regular dates or 69€ for an individual appointment
If you would like to complete the Scuba Skills Update online theory course in addition, you can purchase it for an additional 29€.
In addition:
Swimming pool entrance fee
Swimming pool equipment 20.00€ (if you don't bring your own or don't have any)
After registration, we offer the course every Wednesday from 7-10 PM and Sunday from 5-8 PM.
In the Individual course option, we will arrange an individual appointment with you.
Simply write your preferred date in the order notes!
Bring your logbook, proof of insurance, and valid diving medical certificate. If you don't have one, you must be able to answer no to the medical questions here:
Document with medical questions
For course registration, we need your email address and date of birth for registration with the diving insurance.
Appointment overview
Important Notes on Our Diving Courses
To go diving, you must be healthy. If you can answer all of the medical questions below with no, then you can go straight into the water. If not, then you need a diving medical certificate from a doctor.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are you currently suffering from an ear infection?
2. Have you had ear diseases, hearing loss or balance disorders in the past?
3. Have you had surgical interventions on your ears or sinuses in the past?
4. Are you currently suffering from a cold, gastrointestinal illness, sinusitis or bronchitis?
5. Have you had breathing difficulties, serious bouts of hay fever or allergies or lung diseases in the past?
6. Have you had a pneumothorax (collapsed lung), diseases or surgical interventions in the chest area in the past?
7. Do you suffer from active asthma, emphysema or tuberculosis?
8. Are you currently taking medication that contains warnings about any impairment of your mental or psychological abilities?
9. Do you suffer from behavioral problems or disorders of the central nervous system?
10. Are you or could you be pregnant?
11. Do you have an artificial bowel?
12. Have you had heart disease, a heart attack, heart surgery or blood vessel surgery in the past?
13. Have you had or do you currently have high blood pressure, angina or are you taking blood pressure-regulating medication?
14. Are you over 45 years old and are there cases of heart attacks or strokes in your family?
15. Have you had or do you suffer from bleeding or other blood problems?
16. Do you suffer from diabetes?
17. Have you had seizures, fainting spells, convulsions, epilepsy in the past or are you taking medication to prevent them?
18. Do you have problems with your back, arms or legs as a result of surgical interventions, injuries or fractures?
19. Do you suffer from panic attacks, agoraphobia or claustrophobia?
If you can answer all these questions with no, then jump into the water!
1. I currently have a cold (blocked nose).
2. I have/had respiratory problems or diseases.
3. I have/had asthma, tuberculosis, or emphysema.
4. I currently have an ear infection.
5. I frequently experience ear problems, diseases, or have had ear surgeries.
6. I have/had a sinus condition.
7. I have significant trouble equalizing the pressure in my ears in the mountains/on an airplane.
8. I am diabetic.
9. I have/had heart conditions (e.g., cardiovascular diseases, angina pectoris, heart attack).
10. I suffer from dizziness, fainting, or other seizures.
I suffer from a nervous system dysfunction.
11. I suffer from behavioral disorders or mental/psychological disorders (panic attacks, claustrophobia).
12. I have/had back problems or a spinal injury.
13. I am currently taking medication(s) that contain a warning that they may impair physical or mental performance (with the exception of anti-malarial medication).
14. I have recently had an illness or surgery.
15. I am currently receiving medical treatment or have a chronic illness.
If you can answer all these questions with no, then jump in the water!
When diving, it is important to be able to read your instruments well. Your glasses do not fit under the diving mask.
If you have a significant visual impairment, you can order a diving mask with prescription lenses from us. If you wear contact lenses, you must close your eyes when you remove your mask underwater.
If you have specific diving interests, then take a look to see if there's a specialty course for you.
For example, if you'd like to photograph or film underwater, are interested in wrecks or sidemount, or simply want to improve your buoyancy. Maybe there's something there for you.
If you want to start a Tec diving course, you will definitely need a valid diving medical certificate and diving insurance (DAN, Aquamed, etc.). For the Advanced Nitrox or higher, you'll need the Deep and Nitrox certifications, and of course, the recommended equipment for the course. You can also rent some of this equipment from us.
