Cover more ground, effortlessly.
Diver Propulsion Vehicles — scooter your way across bigger sites.
Course information
More site, less kicking
Diver Propulsion Vehicles let you cover far more of a site with far less effort — great fun, and a useful skill for bigger, more spread-out dives.
At a glance
Duration
1 day (2 dives)
Certification
PADI DPV Diver Specialty
What you’ll learn
Skills you’ll take away
- Pre-dive checks and safe DPV handling
- Buddy contact and navigation while scootering
- Emergency and low-battery procedures
- Ascents and descents with a DPV
DPV Diver — taught properly, dived safely.
What you need / Requirements
Before you start
- PADI Adventure Diver (or Advanced Open Water)
Ready to book
Ask us or book DPV Diver
Price on request — ask us via WhatsApp or the contact page.
FAQ
Common questions about DPV Diver
Is DPV diving tiring?
The opposite — it’s one of the least tiring ways to dive. The skill is in control, not effort.