Take your diving to the next level with the SDI Advanced Adventure Diver course. During the course, you will further your diving knowledge and learn skills to use when undertaking different types of diving.
You’ll get to experience 5 different specialty dives including deep and navigation diving, as well as three more of your choice from the list of SDI specialty courses, including: advanced buoyancy control, boat, drift, dry suit, night/limited visibility, search and recovery, and wreck diving.
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The SDI Advanced Buoyancy Diver course is designed to increase your understanding of the factors that influence buoyancy and to train you how to use the means available to you as methods for controlling your buoyancy.
During the course you’ll learn how to adjust your equipment to change your centre of gravity and get you positioned better in the water for the most comfortable dive experience, as well as different techniques to adjust your buoyancy during a dive.
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The SDI Boat Diver course is ideal both for divers who are new to boat diving and for those who are new to the area and want an orientation of the local boat diving setup.
During the SDI Boat Diver course, you’ll learn about proper boat diving etiquette, entry/exit techniques, boat diving procedures, and more.
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Do you know how your dive computer works? What does conservatism and gradient factor mean? What is the Buhlman decompression algorithm? Making any sense?
Learn all about dive computers and computer diving with the SDI Computer Diver course. Get to grips with what that magical device you carry with you is actually doing whilst you enjoy the underwater sites, what is represents in your body, and how to personalise the settings to suit you and your diving environment.
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Dive for longer and enhance safety with Enriched Air Nitrox (EANx). Nitrox is a breathing gas with more oxygen and less nitrogen. When used in diving, this oxygen enriched mixture of gas decreases the rate of uptake of nitrogen in the body and in turn extends your no-decompression limits, increasing your bottom time.
The SDI Computer Nitrox Diver course will teach you how to use nitrox mixtures up to 40% oxygen content, with the aid of a nitrox programmable dive computer.
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Many interesting sights lay just beyond open water diver training limits such as beautiful wall dives, shipwrecks, and critters that don’t come into the shallows.
During the SDI Deep Diver course, you’ll receive the necessary training to plan and execute dives beyond 18 metres, and up to 40 metres deep.
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Drift diving allows the diver to travel a large area without expending much energy. Get neutrally buoyant and enjoy the dive as the scenery moves past you.
During the SDI Drift Diver course, you’ll learn the “how-to’s” of drift diving, from how to enter and exit the water, what to do if you get caught in a drift and want to get out, how to get out of the drift to observe something special, and more.
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Whether you’re looking to head off ice diving or just want to lift the thermal barrier to diving all year round in colder water, the SDI Dry Suit Diver course will deliver the skills and knowledge you need to properly use a dry suit whilst SCUBA diving.
During the course, you will learn about types of dry suits, accessories, maintenance, and how to make basic repairs. In the water, you’ll learn how to use the dry suit, and procedures to correct some of the issues that may arise when using a dry suit to dive.
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The SDI Inactive Diver/Refresher Program is designed to update and review the knowledge and skill level of an inactive diver. An inactive diver is typically a dive who hasn’t dived in 6 months or more, but may be considered more or less, depending on the divers previous experience and training level.
This program is great for those looking to refresh their skills before the summer diving season starts, before a trip, or when preparing for the next course.
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Learn to teach your passion with the SDI Instructor Development Course (IDC). The IDC is run either over 8 consecutive days, or part-time over 4 consecutive weekends, as advised at the point of booking.
Upcoming course dates:
31 October 2026 (part-time - run over 4 consecutive weekends)
*Price does not include materials, instructor examination fees, or instructor registration.
The SDI Marine Ecosystems Awareness Diver course is designed to increase your understanding of marine and freshwater environments, the problems facing these unique ecosystems, and the role that divers and snorkelers play in protecting our aquatic resources.
Following the course, you’ll know how to apply best practices in your own interactions with the aquatic environment, identify dive centres and boat operators that apply these best practices to their services, how to minimise your impact in your interactions with the aquatic environment, and understand how activities such as surveying, cleanups, and observation can benefit aquatic resources.
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Many divers find that night diving is their favourite type of diving. Night diving opens up a completely different diving environment to diving during the day; at night, nocturnal species come out of their hideaways, such as octopi and Port Jackson sharks.
On this course you will learn special diving techniques associated with night and limited visibility diving, such as how to properly use a dive torch and torch communication techniques, navigating in the dark, buddy procedures, buoyancy control, interacting with nocturnal aquatic life, and the potential hazards with diving at night or in limited visibility.
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The SDI Open Water SCUBA Diver is the first SCUBA certification level in the SDI system of education. One of our highly-trained SDI Instructors will teach you how to SCUBA dive in a relaxed, supportive learning environment.
By the end of the course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to dive at home or abroad with another certified diver.
Please note: This course is a 3-day course, and will run over two consecutive weekends, or as otherwise agreed at the time of booking.
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The SDI Rescue Diver course will change the way you dive. Most of what you have learnt up to this point was about looking after yourself.
During this course you will learn how to prevent problems and look after other divers when one does occur. By the end of the course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to identify issues before they become a problem, and overcome problems through self-rescue or the rescue of other divers.
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The SDI SCUBA Discovery Program is for those who want to test the waters and try SCUBA diving. During the program, you’ll get a glimpse of what you can expect to experience in the underwater world, as well as what you could expect to learn during the SDI Open Water SCUBA Diver course.
During this program, you’ll learn skills such as equalising your ears, buddy checks, basic buoyancy skills, underwater communication, and more. You will also be given an introduction to basic SCUBA diving equipment, followed by an underwater tour.
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The SDI Search & Recovery Diver course is designed to acquaint the diver with special skills and techniques necessary to successfully plan , execute and evaluation a search and recovery dive.
During the course, you’ll learn about different navigation techniques, techniques for diving in limited visibility, search techniques, and salvage techniques.
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The SDI Shore & Beach Diver course is a great course to prepare you to undertake shore or beach diving no matter the conditions of the sea. If you find yourself unable to get through the surf safely, this course will acquaint you with the necessary procedures and knowledge to safely handle different types of surf and shore conditions.
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The SDI Sidemount Diver course is designed to teach certified divers how to safely utilise side-mounted primary cylinders as an alternative to the traditional back-mounted configuration.
During the course you’ll get acquainted with sidemount diving equipment, including how to attach sidemount cylinders, and perform regulator switches. If you’re looking to go further and learn more sidemount specific diving techniques, enrol in the TDI Sidemount Diver course.
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The SDI Underwater Navigation course is designed to give students a greater understanding and experience on how to properly navigate underwater using both natural and compass navigation.
During the course, you will learn how easy and simple navigation can be and how it will help you both above and below the surface; in addition to using mechanical or digital compasses, you will review natural aids such as sand ripples or reef formations, which can accurately predict your route.
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Wreck diving can be one of the most exciting aspects of sport diving, however every effort must be made to maximise safe diving techniques. During the SDI Wreck Diver course, you will learn about equipment and techniques commonly employed whilst wreck diving.
The SDI Wreck Diver course may be conducted as either a non-penetration course, or a limited penetration course; limited penetration is defined as a swim through, or within the ambient light of an entry point. Those seeking the limited penetration certification must be aged 15 years or over and complete 3 open water dives, including penetration.
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