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Wreck Diver Specialty Course

The scuba diving on Koh Tao has a couple of shipwrecks perfect for the Wreck Specialty Course. They are a great haven for marine life as well as being very interesting and inspiring for wreck divers to explore.  Asia has a great many wrecks in shallow, clear waters so doing the Wreck Specialty Diving course is a great idea.  Wrecks have a great many hazards to be aware of and you should not treat them as simple fun dives. The course covers these topics and opens up so many more dive sites to explore safely.  It is great to combine this with the Deep Diver Specialty course.

What Is The Course About?

There are 4 main chapters to read plus an exam which can all be done online now plus 2 open water dives.  The first chapter covers how to select a wreck site, understand the three categories of wrecks, the various shipwreck laws and types of protection, how to research a shipwreck and how to research for information.

The second chapter covers your wreck diving equipment, lists the different types of basic wreck diving equipment, describes the recommended method of placing equipment, how to secure your diving equipment, and explains safety lines and when and how to use them.

The third chapter covers locating a wreck, your options for traveling to wreck sites, and lists options for locating shipwrecks.

The fourth chapter is about diving the wreck, how to plan your dive, and understanding the proper procedures for exploring wrecks. Describing possible hazards and how to avoid them, and understanding proper surface and exit procedures following your dive.

Then an online exam.  There is a minimum of 2 open water dives that are required, we do these in the morning at the HTMS Sattakut, weather permitting.

How Long Does It Take On Koh Tao?

There are 4 chapters to read with a short quiz after each one, followed by the wreck diver online exam.  You can take the exam as many times as necessary to achieve the required 100% pass rate. If you are a quick study it could take you just 1 day but there is no fixed schedule.  With the theory in the afternoon and diving the following morning, depending upon conditions.

Who Can Take The Wreck Diver Course?

Anyone over the age of 15 years and a certified Advanced or Deep diver as our purpose sunk wreck on Koh Tao is between 18m and 30m.

How Much Does It Cost?

7,500, a 2,000b deposit is required to be start the wreck diver course.

Do you need accommodation as well?  We can arrange dorms or private room, please ask for details.

How Can I Register?

If you are already a Mojo customer contact us here or through Facebook and we can register the course for you once you have paid a deposit of 2,000 baht.  Once we have registered you will receive an email with access to the course through the MySSI app.  If you are not a Mojo customer but want to complete the course you will need to register with SSI first at www.divessi.com, not forgetting to choose Mojo Divers as your dive center.

A word on payment …

You can book in advance by paying a deposit you will receive a confirmation email within 24 hours from our staff. Where we will ask you to confirm your arrival time and date and the ferry company name. Do not worry if you have not booked a ferry yet.

Booking Terms and Conditions

By sending this request and payment you are submitting a reservation for your diving courses. Ensure that you have read and understood our terms and conditions.

Please ensure that you read the medical form and if you have to answer yes to any questions you will require a sign-off by a diving doctor. While this is available on Koh Tao some pre-existing conditions may require sign-off by your doctor or specialist, if in doubt please ensure the medical questionnaire is completed before leaving your home country. Some medical conditions are not suitable for diving and may preclude you from diving.

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