Technical Diving Academy
15 Pl. des Pêcheurs, 83400 Hyères, France, Hyères, Var, FRA
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Technical Diving Academy, située à Hyères en France, est un centre spécialisé en plongée technique et CCR (Circuit Fermé). Elle propose une large gamme de cours certifiés par SSI, IANTD et TDI, du Baptême de plongée aux Instructor Development Courses, en passant par la plongée technique avancée telle que le Trimix et le Sidemount. Le centre dispense également des cours de plongée bateau, de plongée profonde et de plongée épave, ainsi que des formations de "Moniteur Fédéral". Les installations comprennent des vestiaires, le WiFi, un restaurant, un bar, un hébergement, la location de matériel et des gonflages d'air (nitrox, trimix). Des plongées en bateau et des plongées de nuit sont également proposées, notamment pour explorer les sites emblématiques du Parc National de Port-Cros, tels que les célèbres épaves Donator, le Grec et la Ville de Grasse, ainsi que les impressionnants tombants de Port-Cros, Porquerolles, Giens et de la rade de Toulon.
Avec une philosophie axée sur la sécurité, l'exigence et la technicité, Technical Diving Academy accueille les plongeurs passionnés, confirmés et professionnels. L'équipe d'instructeurs expérimentés cumule plus de 10 ans d'expérience dans l'enseignement de la plongée Trimix, CCR, Sidemount et profonde, tant dans le civil que le militaire. Chaque sortie est réalisée en petits groupes (6 plongeurs maximum par bateau) pour garantir un accompagnement personnalisé, sécurisé et efficace. Le centre utilise du matériel haut de gamme de marques reconnues telles que Garmin, APEKS, XDEEP et BigBlue, incluant des recycleurs de dernière génération et tout le nécessaire pour la plongée technique, disponible à la location.
La station de gonflage professionnelle, conçue par BCH Compresseur, propose des mélanges personnalisés d'air, nitrox, trimix, oxygène pur et hélium, conformes à la norme EN 12021, avec un contrôle qualité garanti. De plus, ils utilisent le système O'Dive pour une approche scientifique de l'analyse de décompression, améliorant la sécurité et optimisant les temps de palier. Les installations comprennent également une salle de cours équipée, un local sécurisé pour le stockage du matériel, des hébergements, des restaurants et d'autres commodités pensées pour le confort des plongeurs techniques.
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4 cursosBaptême CCR multi-machines
Technical Diving Academy offers a unique introductory experience to the world of Closed-Circuit Rebreathers (CCR) with their "Baptême CCR multi-machines" course. As the only center in France providing discovery dives on multiple CCR models, you'll have the unparalleled opportunity to test various rebreathers. This hands-on approach allows you to directly feel the differences between systems, helping you understand which might best suit your individual morphology, needs, and diving style. This session is perfectly designed for divers curious about CCR but unsure where to begin their journey into this advanced form of diving. The "Baptême CCR multi-machines" course is structured to provide a safe and controlled introduction to rebreather diving. Experienced instructors will guide you through the fundamental principles of CCR diving and the specific operational procedures for each unit you test. The primary goal is to familiarize you with the equipment and the distinct sensations of breathing on a rebreather, which differs significantly from open-circuit scuba. You will learn about the advantages of CCR, such as extended dive times, warmer breathing gas, and reduced bubble exhaust, enhancing stealth and minimizing environmental impact. This introductory experience emphasizes safety and personalized attention, ensuring you feel comfortable and confident throughout. Instructors will cover essential pre-dive checks and basic operational procedures, demystifying CCR diving and making it accessible. It's an excellent first step for those considering advanced CCR training or simply wanting to explore a different dimension of diving. The course aims to help you understand the philosophy behind this advanced diving technology and determine if it aligns with your personal diving aspirations. While specific dive site details are not provided, the climate data for the region indicates that water temperatures can range from a cooler 9.8°C in January to a pleasant 26.3°C in July, with an average sea temperature of 17.1°C. This variability suggests that different times of the year might offer distinct diving conditions, and your instructors will ensure the experience is tailored to the prevailing environment. The center's commitment to diver education is further underscored by its certifications with IANTD and TDI, recognized leaders in technical diving training. Technical Diving Academy boasts a Google rating of 5 stars, reflecting a high level of customer satisfaction. The center operates in French, catering to a local audience, but the instructors are equipped to guide you through this new experience regardless of your prior familiarity with rebreathers. This "Baptême CCR multi-machines" course is more than just a trial dive; it's an opportunity to experience the cutting edge of diving technology in a supportive and expert-led environment, making it an exceptional choice for an unparalleled diving adventure.
Formations CCR
Technical Diving Academy offers a comprehensive Formation Trimix course, designed for experienced technical divers aiming to push their exploration boundaries beyond the limits of standard air and nitrox. This program delves into the complexities of deep diving using helium-oxygen-nitrogen mixtures, enabling participants to safely explore depths previously inaccessible. The curriculum is meticulously structured to cover essential theoretical knowledge, including the physiological impacts of helium and nitrogen at extreme depths, advanced oxygen toxicity management, and sophisticated decompression theory. Students will master the calculation and planning of dives using various Trimix blends, carefully considering factors such as partial pressures of gases, equivalent narcotic depth (END), and optimal ascent profiles. Practical training is a cornerstone of this certification, involving actual dives to significant depths under the direct supervision of seasoned instructors. Participants will gain hands-on experience managing multiple gas cylinders, executing precise gas switches, and performing complex decompression schedules utilizing dedicated decompression gases. The emphasis throughout the course is on meticulous planning, precise execution of dive plans, and the implementation of robust emergency procedures, ensuring a high level of preparedness for challenging deep dives. The goal is to cultivate divers who are not only technically proficient but also possess sound judgment and critical decision-making capabilities essential for deep technical diving. The instructors at Technical Diving Academy bring a wealth of real-world experience, often with backgrounds in professional or military diving operations. This extensive expertise provides invaluable practical insights, ensuring the training is relevant, safe, and highly effective. The academy is certified by both IANTD and TDI, adhering to rigorous international standards for technical diver training. This certification is a pivotal step for divers aspiring to explore deep wrecks, advanced reefs, and other challenging underwater environments, opening up a vast new frontier for exploration. While specific dive site details are not provided, the climate data suggests varied conditions throughout the year. For instance, sea temperatures average around 17.1°C, with air temperatures ranging from a cooler 9.8°C in January to a warmer 26.3°C in July. This variability means divers should be prepared for a range of conditions, with planning for specific dive months being advisable. The course equips certified divers with the necessary skills and confidence to undertake deep Trimix dives safely, building upon their existing technical diving foundation and preparing them for advanced exploration.
Plongée Trimix normoxique et hypoxique
Technical Diving Academy offers advanced Trimix courses, covering both normoxic and hypoxic blends, designed for divers aiming to explore extreme depths safely. These courses delve into the complexities of gas planning, decompression theory, and the physiological effects of diving with helium-oxygen-nitrogen mixtures. The curriculum is structured to build a strong foundation in advanced diving techniques. Students learn about the properties of Trimix, how to calculate appropriate gas mixes for different depths, and the critical importance of managing oxygen toxicity and nitrogen narcosis. The training emphasizes meticulous planning, risk assessment, and emergency procedures specific to deep Trimix diving. Instructors at Technical Diving Academy, with extensive experience in military and technical diving, provide expert guidance. They share practical insights gained from years of operational diving, ensuring that the training is not only technically accurate but also operationally relevant. The focus is on developing sound judgment and robust diving practices. The center is certified by IANTD and TDI, offering a high standard of technical diver training. The average sea temperature in August reaches 26.8°C, providing comfortable conditions for the practical dives. Practical training involves multiple dives to progressively deeper depths, allowing students to experience Trimix diving firsthand under close supervision. These dives are conducted in carefully selected sites that allow for safe execution of the training protocols, including complex decompression schedules. Students will practice gas switching, manage multiple cylinders, and execute planned decompression stops. This course is essential for divers wishing to explore deep wrecks, advanced reefs, or other technical dive sites beyond the limits of air or standard Nitrox. It provides the knowledge and skills necessary to plan and execute deep dives with a higher margin of safety, opening up a new realm of underwater exploration. This certification signifies a high level of competence in advanced diving techniques. The course is conducted in French, reflecting the center's primary language offering. With a Google rating of 5.0, Technical Diving Academy demonstrates a strong commitment to student satisfaction and safety. The climate data shows that while winter months can be cooler with air temperatures around 9.8°C in January, the summer months offer significantly warmer conditions, peaking in August, which is ideal for extended dive planning and execution. The Trimix normoxic and hypoxic course is a logical next step for certified technical divers looking to push their boundaries. It unlocks access to previously unreachable dive sites and deep geological formations. Mastering Trimix allows for safer and more efficient exploration of the deeper parts of the underwater world, building upon the foundational skills learned in previous advanced certifications.
Formations Nitrox
Technical Diving Academy offers specialized Nitrox certification courses, allowing divers to utilize enriched air nitrox for their dives. This specialty certification is designed to extend your no-decompression limits and reduce nitrogen loading, making your dives safer and more enjoyable. It is particularly beneficial when planning multiple dives or deeper excursions within recreational limits, enhancing your overall diving capability. The curriculum delves into the theory behind enriched air nitrox, covering its advantages and potential risks associated with higher oxygen concentrations. You will learn essential skills such as calculating the appropriate oxygen percentage for your planned dive depth, determining the Maximum Operating Depth (MOD), and mastering the procedures for analyzing the gas in your cylinders. Safe handling of oxygen and the critical importance of accurate gas analysis are emphasized throughout the course. Participants will gain hands-on experience with oxygen analyzers and learn to interpret the results, ensuring their breathing gas is suitable for the intended dive profile. The course also addresses the transition from standard air to nitrox and its impact on dive planning. This certification is a fundamental step for any diver looking to improve their safety margins and is often a prerequisite for advanced technical diving courses like Decompression Procedures and Trimix, as it introduces the concept of managing different gas mixes. Upon successful completion, you will be certified to plan and execute dives using enriched air nitrox, reaping the benefits of extended bottom times and reduced physiological stress. The Technical Diving Academy, which is certified by IANTD and TDI, provides this course in French. While specific dive site details are not provided, the center's location offers diving opportunities. The sea temperature averages around 17.1°C, with monthly variations from 8.8°C in December to 26.8°C in August, offering diverse conditions throughout the year. The center boasts a perfect 5-star Google rating, reflecting a high level of customer satisfaction and operational excellence.
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We offer a comprehensive range of technical diving courses, including Trimix (normoxic and hypoxic), advanced decompression, wreck diving, Sidemount, and various CCR courses on multiple rebreather models (mCCR and eCCR). We also provide introductory CCR experiences.
Our exploration dives range from 25 to 110 meters, focusing on wrecks and spectacular deep reefs.
Our professional multi-gas filling station provides Air, Nitrox, Trimix, pure Oxygen, and Helium, all conforming to the EN 12021 standard.
The prices include dive direction, a decompression line setup (12L 50% Nitrox at 21m and 12L Oxygen at 6m), and a stage bar for decompression stops (at 9m, 6m, and 3m for DTR > 90 minutes).
Yes, we offer two comfortable accommodation options for divers: a mobil-home and a house, both located just a 4-minute drive from the dive center and 6 minutes from shops. They are exclusively reserved for divers in training.
All certifications are issued by TDI (Technical Diving International) and IANTD (International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers).