You’ve mastered the basics and now you want to gain more independence and go deeper?
Level 2/Advanced Adventurer opens the door to autonomous diving and going deeper whilst consolidating the skills you learnt as a Level 1/Open Water Diver. Come and take your course in Reunion island with Escapade Plongée.
Age: 14 years old for PE40 and 16 years old for PA20 complete.
Medical certificate clearing you for scuba diving (less than one year old)
Minimum 10 logged open water dives.
10 open water dives (evaluation is progressive throughout the training)
Theory: online learning, classroom theory and multiple choice evaluation quiz.
At Escapade Plongée we include EANx (Enriched Air Nitrox) training for all Level 2 and Advanced training courses.
Prices include insurance and all equipment required for the course.
No intensive sport, freediving or altitude (300m+) after diving. And 24 hours between your last dive and flying.
Upon registration, you will gain access to our online learning platform, where you will find course materials, the information required for your certification, and the final multiple-choice quiz.
An average of six dives is dedicated to developing autonomy within the 20-meter depth range.
Progressing to depths of up to 40 meters is done gradually, over an average of four dives.
In addition to the online theory lessons, an in-person group session is held in our training room, led by one of the center’s instructors. This session encourages interaction and adds significant value to your learning experience.
The Basic Nitrox qualification is included in every course. Nitrox is a gas mixture enriched with up to 40% oxygen (standard compressed air contains 21%). Nitrox enhances safety by improving off-gassing (desaturation) during your dives.
With the French (ANMP) level 2 certification there are 2 distinct parts. A diver can choose to do either of the two parts or complete both to have the complete Level 2 diver certification. The 2 parts are:
The full Level 2 training course covers both parts so you can dive independently to 20 metres or up to 40 metres with a dive pro.
SDI Advanced Adventurer is an internationally recognised certification. You can dive with your dive buddy, without a dive professional, to a maximum depth of 30 metres.
Yes, you can choose to train only for the PA20 (Autonomous Diver to 20 meters) or the PE40 (Guided Diver to 40 meters), and then complete your training later.
Yes, absolutely. Upon presentation of your existing qualification, the supplementary PA20 or PE40 training—whichever applies—will allow you to achieve full Level 2 certification.
No. A dive computer will be provided for each training dive. This way, you can learn how to use one before considering a purchase.
The course consists of 10 open-water dives and a half-day of theory. Depending on your availability, it can be completed over ten intensive days or spread out over several weeks; however, we recommend leaving no more than 2 weeks between sessions to ensure effective progress.
As a general rule, we recommend doing only one training dive per day to ensure safety, particularly given the ascent and rescue exercises involved.
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