Safety requirements

Divers: The maximum depth for recreational divers is 30 meters and no compression limits must be observed.
Extended range divers and technical divers may exceed this depth as long as they provide written proof or
certifications and show proper dive planning and equipment. Solo diving is not permitted.

Beginners: Divers with a beginner's certificate are only allowed to dive in easy diving sites, to a maximum depth
of 18 meters. Those with beginners certificate that wish to dive in the difficult dive sites, (as stated by each
individual branch) must gain further education in these areas (i.e. wreck, deep, drift), OR submit written proof of
at least 25 logged dives with a varied experience (i. e. overhead environment, drift, limited visibility etc.) and 10
ore more dives deeper than 25 meters. Those going deep diving should have their own computer/ timer.

Diving in difficult areas/ liveaboards: Divers wishing to dive in difficult areas must hold at least advanced
certificate or submit written proof of training in this area (i.e. wreck, deep, drift). Should an Advanced diver not
show competence in general diving sills they will not be allowed to dive in the difficult areas.

Absence form diving: divers who have not dived for more than a year are required to do a Scuba review. Divers
who have not dived for 6 months or more are required to do a refresher dive. The exception to this is; any diver
that is or has held the status of professional diver