Discover the thrill of exploring underwater wrecks. Learn safe techniques for navigation and wreck penetration.
Wrecks are among the most fascinating dive sites in the world. Whether intentionally sunk as artificial reefs or the result of historical accidents, each wreck holds its own story, structure and mystery.
The PADI Wreck Diver Specialty gives you the opportunity to understand the philosophy of wreck diving, learn proper exploration techniques and develop the skills required for safe and controlled dives in these unique environments.
It is one of the most popular scuba diving specialties, combining adventure, history and technical training.
During the program, you will be trained in essential wreck diving skills:
The training focuses on safe exploration, not just casual diving.
To participate in the program, you must have:
Experience in navigation and buoyancy control is a strong advantage.
The specialty is completed through both theoretical and practical training:
2–4 hours of online learning covering:
4 training dives completed over at least two days.
During the dives, you will practice:
For this specialty, we have selected one of the most impressive wrecks in Greece.
The EUROBULKER X is a unique dive site, offering both structural and historical interest.
Key characteristics:
Its unique structure allows for realistic and effective training conditions.
Participation Cost: €250 + VAT
The package includes:
Not included:
The number of participants is strictly limited to ensure high-quality training and maximum safety.
1. Do I need previous wreck diving experience?
No. This specialty is designed for divers who want to be introduced to wreck diving safely and properly.
2. Is wreck diving dangerous?
Like any type of diving, it requires proper training and procedures — that is exactly the purpose of this course.
3. Will we do wreck penetration?
Training includes techniques and simulations. Actual penetration depends on conditions and comfort level.
4. Can I use nitrox?
Yes, if you hold the appropriate certification.
5. How long does the program last?
Usually 2–3 days, depending on the dive schedule.























