FUNNYDIVERSRED SEA · HURGHADA
Scuba diving can be miserable in cold weather, and going underwater below 15 degrees needs special arrangements. This course teaches you to use a dry suit to seal yourself off from low temperatures — and, in doing so, to dive a far longer season wherever you live.
Learning it in the Red Sea has an obvious advantage: you get to make your first mistakes in warm, clear water rather than in a cold quarry.
How a dry suit works and how it differs from a wetsuit. Getting in and out of it without help. Buoyancy control with a second gas space — the part that catches everyone out at first — and how to manage the suit and BCD together.
Recovering from a feet-first ascent, dealing with a flooded suit, and the basic care and maintenance that keeps a suit dry for years.
Four dives over two days. If you already own a dry suit, bring it — learning in the suit you will actually use is worth a great deal.
Every course below runs from our own boat, in small groups, with manual and certification included.
More no-decompression time at the same depth — the single most popular specialty in diving.
Four dives that take your limit to 40 metres — and teach you how to spend that depth well.
Unlock the mysteries — and start seeing the things other divers swim straight past.
Stop fighting the current and start using it — the closest diving gets to flying.
Seal yourself off from the cold and turn diving into a year-round sport back home.
