TDI Technical Courses
Sidemount Orientation Dive
€95
A Sidemount diving configuration simply means that you carry your tanks at your sides instead of on your back. This can reduce drag and is more comfortable for many divers.
Sidemount divers often dive with two smaller tanks that are attached in the water, which can make carrying tanks and kitting up easier, especially for those who have difficulty lifting or walking with a backmounted tank.
Try Sidemount Diving and see if it suits you with this orientation.
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Twinset Orientation Dive
€95
Backmounted twin cylinders, usually called a twinset or doubles, are the traditional configuration for tech diving.
Twinsets provide more breathing gas for those deeper, longer dives, while providing options for isolating each cylinder in the event of a gas loss emergency.
Carrying the cylinders on yur back is comfortable and familiar to previous single tank configurations.
Try a twinset orientation dive and see if technical diving is the route for you.
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Intro to Tech
€290
The first of the technical diving courses.
Intro to tech is a foundational course introducing technical equipment configurations.
Over two days, you will learn advanced buoyancy control, gas management, situational awareness, propulsion techniques and dive planning.
- 3 dives
- Equipment Configuration Session
- No decompression
- Twinset or sidemount
- Focus on skills and control
Advanced Nitrox
€450
Learn to safely use high-oxygen mixes up to 100% O₂ and conduct limited decompression dives.
- Decompression procedures
- Gas switching
- Max depth 40m
Deco Procedures
€450
Plan and execute staged decompression dives using multiple gases and redundancy systems.
- Gas planning
- Team protocols
- Emergency procedures
Helitrox
€645
Introduces helium-based breathing gases to reduce narcosis while conducting decompression dives.
- Helium theory
- Improved clarity at depth
- Max depth 45m
