Niveau 2 (Plongeur autonome jusqu'à 20m et encadré jusqu'à 40m) ANMP ou FFESSM

The Niveau 2 certification, offered by Haliotis Plongée, trains divers for autonomous exploration up to 20 meters and supervised dives to 40 meters, adhering to either ANMP or FFESSM standards. This advanced course requires participants to be at least 16 years old and possess a PE20 (Niveau 1) certification with a minimum of 15 recent dives. The curriculum includes ten open water dives designed to hone essential skills such as buoyancy control, underwater navigation, and emergency management in progressively challenging environments. Theoretical modules cover crucial aspects of dive planning, decompression theory, and risk assessment for deeper explorations.

This certification unlocks access to a wider array of dive sites, allowing certified divers to explore more complex underwater landscapes. The training at Haliotis Plongée emphasizes practical application, ensuring divers are well-prepared for the responsibilities that come with increased depth and autonomy. The center's commitment to thorough instruction is reflected in the detailed theoretical and practical components of the Niveau 2 program.

Participants are expected to provide their own essential personal equipment, including a dive computer, surface marker buoy, compass, and dive light. Haliotis Plongée supplies all necessary training equipment to ensure a safe and effective learning experience. Upon successful completion of all requirements, divers will receive their official certification card, validating their advanced diving capabilities and readiness for more adventurous underwater pursuits.

The climate data for the region indicates average sea temperatures around 13.7°C, with air temperatures varying throughout the year. For instance, May sees air temperatures around 14.2°C, while August can reach up to 18.8°C, offering different conditions for training throughout the seasons. While specific visibility or marine life details are not provided, the varied temperatures suggest a dynamic environment suitable for advanced dive training.