- Advanced Wreck Diving Course
- Boat Diving Course
- Classified Dive Buddy (Disabled Diving) Course
- Computer Diving Course
- Deep Diving Course
- Enriched Air Nitrox Course
- Equipment Techniques Course
- Independent Diving Course
- Navigation Diving Course
- Night & Limited Visibility Diving Course
- Perfect Buoyancy Course
- Photo & Video Diver Course
- Science of Diving Course
- Search & Recovery Diving Course
- Sidemount Diver Course
- Wreck Diving Course
Perfect Buoyancy Course
PERFECT BUOYANCY COURSE OVERVIEW
Do you want to glide effortlessly through the water, conserve energy, and extend your dive time? The SSI Perfect Buoyancy Diving Course teaches you how to fine-tune your buoyancy control, making every dive smoother, safer, and more enjoyable. Whether you’re a new diver looking to improve your skills or an experienced diver wanting to refine your technique, this course will help you take your diving to the next level.
Buoyancy control is one of the most important skills in scuba diving. When you master it, you move more efficiently, reduce air consumption, and protect the underwater environment by avoiding accidental contact with the reef or seabed. Plus, better buoyancy makes you a more confident and relaxed diver, allowing you to focus on the incredible marine life around you.
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PERFECT BUOYANCY COURSE
ADVANCED OPEN WATER PACKAGE
MASTER DIVER PACKAGE
ITINERARY
DIGITAL LEARNING
Start by completing SSI’s cutting-edge digital learning modules, designed for convenience and flexibility. Study at your own pace before beginning in-person training. Topics covered include:
Propulsion methods and conducting dives with Classified Divers
- Classifying different types of divers and their needs
- Medical considerations, such as amputations, spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, and more
- Understanding sensory and developmental disorders
- Specialist equipment required for classified diving
- Best practices for ensuring safety
- Proper water entry and exit techniques
POOL WORKSHOP
You will practice skills to:
- Achieve Effortless Neutral Buoyancy – Hover with ease and maintain perfect positioning throughout your dive.
- Improve Finning Techniques – Learn efficient kicking styles to move smoothly through the water.
- Reduce Air Consumption – Conserve energy and extend your bottom time by optimizing your buoyancy.
- Adjust Trim and Weighting – Fine-tune your gear setup for perfect balance and comfort.
- Protect Marine Life – Avoid disturbing the reef or stirring up sediment by improving your control.
After completing the course, you’ll receive your SSI Perfect Buoyancy Specialty Certification, which counts toward your SSI Advanced Open Water Diver rating.
Master your buoyancy, dive with confidence, and make every underwater adventure unforgettable. Sign up for the SSI Perfect Buoyancy Diving Course today!
ADDITIONAL INFO
Prerequisites and Forms
- Minimum age 10
- When enrolling in an entry-level recreational diving certificate you must complete the following self-assessed medical declaration form before starting your training. If you answer yes to any of the health questions, you will need to bring the completed form with you to your physician to recieve a physician’s letter/medical clearance before you start your course.
What to Bring
- Hat
- Swimsuit
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Towel
- Water Bottle
Extras
- Camera Hire
- Snacks and Beverages
- T Shirt and Memorabilia
Do I need to be able to swim to scuba dive?
A question that we are constantly asked at Ocean Tribe is “Do I need to be able to swim to scuba dive?”. This is a more complicated answer than a simple yes or no, as it really depends on the experience you are looking to have.
If you are after getting your Open Water Diver licence or any other scuba diving certification then the straight answer in yes. On the entry level Open Water Diver and Scuba Diver courses there are swim and floating tests that you need to be able to accomplish in order to earn the dive certification. On the Open Water courses this is a 200m swim and a 10 minute tread or float.
