SSI Night and Limited Visibility

SSI Night & Limited Visibility

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Details


Discover a Whole New World After Dark

Your dive adventure doesn’t have to end when the sun goes down!

When darkness falls, the underwater world changes. Creatures that hide during the day emerge to hunt, explore, and feed. Corals come alive, colors seem more vibrant, and familiar dive sites can become an entirely new adventure.

Night diving is also an important skill for divers who may encounter limited visibility while diving in lakes, quarries, or other environments where water clarity is reduced.

What You Will Learn


The SSI Night & Limited Visibility program teaches the knowledge, skills, and techniques needed to dive safely with a buddy in reduced visibility or at night.

Dive Lights

Properly use and manage underwater dive lights.

Buddy Communication

Communicate effectively with your buddy team.

Awareness & Navigation

Maintain awareness and navigation in reduced visibility.

Night Dive Planning

Plan and prepare for nighttime diving.

After-Dark Challenges

Manage the unique challenges of diving after dark.

Confidence

Build confidence in unfamiliar or limited-visibility conditions.

Class Requirements


Minimum training: 2 open water dives.

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See What You’ve Been Missing

Night diving opens the door to experiences you simply can’t have during daylight hours. From nocturnal marine life to feeding corals and the mysterious beauty of a darkened dive site, the underwater world takes on a whole new personality at night.

With the right training, equipment, and experience, you can turn darkness into one of the most exciting parts of your diving adventure.

What Will I Need?


Required Equipment: Dive light.

Ask High Sierra Divers about any additional equipment and learning materials required for the class.

Course Fees


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Key Points


  • Learn to plan and carry out dives in darkness or limited visibility.
  • Practice light handling, buddy communication, and underwater navigation.
  • Minimum of 2 open water training dives.
  • A dive light is required.

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