Night diving is more challenging than daytime diving because there are fewer light sources, which makes it harder to see what's going on underwater. If you've never done this before, don't worry! A highly skilled ISC instructor will help you learn how to handle yourself and your buddy in the dark safely.
Night & Limited Vis Diver
Prerequisites
To enrol in this course, you must first hold the Open Water Diver certification through ISC or another ISO-accredited training agency.
Medical requirements
You must be medically fit to dive. When you enrol in a course, you will complete the medical screening form, determining if written approval from a doctor is required. All dive professionals require medical clearance to work in the industry (or according to local law).
Common questions
What certification do I earn from the Night & Limited Visibilty Diver?
Night & Limited Vis Diver
What are the prerequisites for the Night & Limited Visibilty Diver?
To enrol in this course, you must first hold the Open Water Diver certification through ISC or another ISO-accredited training agency. Minimum age: 12 yrs.
How deep can I dive with the Night & Limited Visibilty Diver?
The Night & Limited Visibilty Diver qualifies you to dive to a maximum depth of 20 m / 66 ft.
Is the Night & Limited Visibilty Diver certification internationally recognised?
Yes — ISC is ISO-accredited and independently audited by the European Underwater Federation (EUF), so your Night & Limited Visibilty Diver certification is recognised by dive centres worldwide.
