О центре
Go Dive Pacific – это признанный дайв-центр в Мальборо, Новая Зеландия, предлагающий полный спектр сертифицированных курсов SSI и TDI. Их предложения включают курсы для начинающих, такие как Discover Scuba Diving и Open Water Diver, а также продвинутые специальности, такие как Advanced Open Water, Rescue Diver и Divemaster. Они также проводят обучение техническому дайвингу, включая Extended Range и Decompression Procedures, а также курсы Instructor Development. Их дайвинг-предложения включают уникальные экспедиции, такие как погружения на затонувший корабль «Михаил Лермонтов», туры по дикой природе в Порт-Горе и исследование внутренних и внешних бухт (Inner & Outer Sounds).
Центр располагает отличными удобствами для комфорта дайверов. К ним относятся душевые, шкафчики, бар для отдыха после погружений и проживание в Lermontov Lodge, расположенной всего в 5 минутах от «Михаила Лермонтова». Они предлагают полный прокат снаряжения, хорошо оборудованный дайв-шоп и заправку баллонов воздухом (включая найтрокс). Варианты погружений включают как погружения с катера, так и с берега, с возможностью трансфера из аэропорта. Центр также организует специальные поездки в Кайкура, известный своим биоразнообразием и дайвингом в холодных водах.
Go Dive Pacific отличается своей страстью к дайвингу, которая началась как хобби в 2000 году и переросла в бизнес, посвященный предоставлению незабываемых подводных впечатлений. Они говорят на испанском, английском, французском, португальском и русском языках, гарантируя, что клиенты разных национальностей чувствуют себя желанными и хорошо обслуженными. Они особенно известны как место для дайвинга на затонувшем корабле «Михаил Лермонтов», предлагая высокоуровневые экскурсии. Центр также продвигает программу лояльности для постоянных клиентов.
Доступные курсы
7 cursosTry Scuba
Go Dive Pacific in Picton offers the Try Scuba program, an excellent introduction to the underwater world for those curious about breathing beneath the surface. This initial experience is designed to build confidence with essential scuba equipment in a controlled environment, such as a swimming pool or very shallow, calm waters where you can stand. Under the direct supervision of trained instructors, you'll learn fundamental skills before embarking on a guided dive to experience scuba diving in a real marine setting. This program serves as a perfect starting point for anyone considering a full scuba certification or simply wanting to sample the activity. The Try Scuba experience at Go Dive Pacific is tailored to showcase the unique marine environment of the Marlborough Sounds. While specific dive site details and depths are managed for introductory experiences, the focus is on safely exploring the local underwater trails. Participants can expect to encounter the diverse marine life characteristic of this region, offering a glimpse into the vibrant ecosystems beneath the waves. The program aims to provide a safe and enjoyable introduction to the wonders of the ocean. Go Dive Pacific is certified by PADI, SDI, and TDI, indicating a high standard of training and safety protocols. The center offers instruction in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Russian, ensuring accessibility for a diverse range of international visitors. While specific instructor-to-student ratios are not detailed, the emphasis on direct supervision during the Try Scuba program suggests a commitment to personalized attention and safety. An example itinerary for the Try Scuba program begins with meeting at the shop in Picton, followed by a thorough fitting for all necessary scuba gear. A comprehensive briefing covers essential skills and equipment familiarization. The group then travels to a suitable dive site for shallow water skill practice before proceeding to a guided underwater tour. The day typically concludes with relaxation at the lodge and a boat trip back to Picton, where participants can utilize the facilities and return their equipment. All necessary equipment, including tanks and weights, is provided as part of the package.
Nitrox Diver
Go Dive Pacific offers its most popular specialty program, the Nitrox Diver course, also known as Enriched Air Diver. This program focuses on teaching divers how to utilize air mixtures with higher oxygen content, ranging from 21% to 40%. The primary benefit is extending bottom time, especially during repetitive dives, by reducing nitrogen absorption. This allows divers to potentially stay underwater longer without increasing decompression risks. The curriculum is designed for all Open Water divers aged 12 and above. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of the advantages of diving with enriched air, including enhanced no-decompression limits. Key learning areas cover equipment considerations specific to enriched air, managing oxygen exposure, and the precise procedures for analyzing oxygen content in scuba tanks. The course includes a practical session and two dives, which are either optional or required depending on the student's progression, allowing for immediate application of learned skills. Upon completion, divers will be better equipped to plan their dives more effectively, maximize their exploration time at underwater sites, and reduce surface intervals between dives. This certification is particularly beneficial for those aiming to optimize their diving opportunities, whether undertaking multiple dives in a single day or across consecutive days. The package includes one night's accommodation at their dive lodge in Port Gore, meals, tanks, and weights, providing a comprehensive learning experience. These practical dives are conducted on the renowned Mikhail Lermontov wreck, offering a unique and significant site to practice enriched air diving techniques. Participants should be prepared by bringing warm clothing, a hat, and sunscreen. Go Dive Pacific, located in Port Gore, provides this valuable specialty certification, enhancing the diving capabilities of all certified Open Water divers.
Deep Diver
Go Dive Pacific in Picton offers the PADI Deep Diver specialty course, designed to extend your underwater exploration capabilities to a maximum depth of 40 meters. This certification is crucial for accessing many fascinating wrecks and marine life typically found at these depths, significantly broadening your dive site options globally. The program includes four dives conducted over two days, focusing on the essential skills and knowledge required for safe deep diving. Participants will gain proficiency in planning deep dives, understanding decompression theory, and managing potential emergencies. The course emphasizes practical application of deep diving techniques. You will learn to effectively use a dive torch and employ methods to minimize silt disturbance, ensuring minimal impact on the environment. Progressive depth increases under direct instructor supervision build confidence and competence. The curriculum is built upon your existing foundational diving knowledge, aiming to elevate your sense of adventure and technical skill in more challenging conditions. For an exceptional experience, Go Dive Pacific provides a Lermontov-focused option. This includes two nights' accommodation at the Lermontov Lodge in Port Gore, with all meals provided, alongside tanks and weights for your dives. This package features four dives specifically on the renowned Mikhail Lermontov wreck, spread over two days. An alternative 'Local' option is also available, involving two days in Picton with four dives, tanks, and weights. This Deep Diver certification is a logical next step for certified divers looking to push their boundaries and explore deeper environments. It unlocks access to a wider array of world-class dive sites and enhances your overall diving excitement and experience. By mastering the principles of deep diving, you will become a more competent and adventurous diver, ready for greater underwater challenges.
Wreck Diver
Embark on an underwater adventure with the Wreck Diver Specialty course offered by Go Dive Pacific in Port Gore. This course is designed for certified divers aged 15 and above, holding at least an Adventure Diver certification, to explore the historical and fascinating world of sunken vessels. You will gain the skills and knowledge to safely survey, map, and explore wrecks, understanding the importance of respecting their historical and cultural significance. Go Dive Pacific focuses on responsible wreck diving practices throughout the training, ensuring a safe and enriching experience. The curriculum covers essential safety considerations for wreck exploration, including guidelines for research and respecting the historical context of wrecks. Participants will learn how to use penetration lines and reels for guided exploration within the 'light zone' and employ techniques to avoid disturbing the wreck and its marine inhabitants. This specialty differs from more advanced penetration courses by focusing on limited penetration, making it an ideal introduction to the discipline. Upon completion, you will be well-prepared to explore various wrecks worldwide with increased confidence. Go Dive Pacific provides a comprehensive package for this specialty, including two nights' accommodation and meals at their dive lodge in Port Gore. The course utilizes E-Learning materials for flexible study, complemented by practical training. The four dives are conducted over two days on the renowned Mikhail Lermontov wreck, offering an exceptional site to hone your wreck diving skills. Cylinders and weights are included in the package, allowing you to focus on learning and exploration. This specialty is offered as either a 2-dive non-penetration option or a 4-dive penetration course, referred to as advanced wreck diving by some agencies. The focus here is on limited penetration within the 'light zone,' adhering to specific safety protocols. The training emphasizes techniques for navigating overhead environments safely and understanding the unique challenges and rewards of wreck diving. Go Dive Pacific, a PADI, SDI, and TDI certified facility, ensures high standards of training and safety for all its specialty courses.
TDI Advanced Nitrox Diver
The TDI Advanced Nitrox Diver course, offered by Go Dive Pacific NZ, is designed to significantly expand your underwater capabilities by mastering the use of enriched air nitrox mixtures, ranging from EAN21% up to EAN100%. This certification is a pivotal step for divers aiming to extend their bottom time within their existing certification limits, allowing for dives up to 40 meters (130 feet) without the necessity of staged decompression. It serves as a foundational qualification, often pursued alongside the TDI Decompression Procedures course, preparing divers for more advanced technical diving disciplines. This specialized training is particularly advantageous for scientific researchers and underwater photographers who require extended durations beneath the surface. Furthermore, it is a mandatory prerequisite for individuals intending to operate Semi-Closed Rebreather (SCR) or Closed-Circuit Rebreather (CCR) systems. The curriculum provides an in-depth exploration of the physics and physiology pertinent to diving with high-oxygen gas mixes. Key areas of study include meticulous gas planning, the application of dive tables and dive computers, and a thorough understanding of oxygen and nitrogen limitations to ensure safe diving practices. Participants will gain practical knowledge in equipment considerations specific to high-oxygen environments. This includes proper cylinder labeling, the critical process of analyzing nitrox mixtures to confirm their composition, and an introduction to gas blending procedures. Skill development focuses on demonstrating advanced buoyancy control for precise maneuvering, maintaining constant team awareness, effectively managing free-flowing regulators, executing safety stops with precision, practicing air sharing techniques, and achieving optimal trim. This course is an essential component for anyone serious about advancing their technical diving education with Go Dive Pacific NZ. This course is currently exclusively available on Go Dive Pacific NZ's overseas tours. The comprehensive package includes all necessary course materials, final certification, breathing gases, accommodation, and meals, ensuring a focused learning experience. Prerequisites for enrollment include a minimum age of 18 years (or 15 with parental consent), a certified TDI Nitrox Diver qualification or an equivalent certification from another recognized agency, and a minimum of 25 logged open water dives. These requirements ensure that all participants possess a solid foundation in basic diving principles before embarking on advanced nitrox training.
SDI Assistant Instructor
The SDI Assistant Instructor (AI) course at Go Dive Pacific in New Zealand is designed to bridge the gap between Divemaster and Open Water Scuba Instructor. This professional-level program focuses on developing your academic presentation skills, preparing you to confidently lead classroom sessions for any SDI course. As an SDI Assistant Instructor, you'll gain the qualification to independently conduct several SDI specialty programs, including Altitude, Boat, Computer, Equipment, and Underwater Photography courses, under minimal direct supervision. While not a mandatory prerequisite for the SDI Instructor Development program, completing the AI course is highly recommended, as candidates often exhibit superior performance during instructor development and evaluations, making it a solid stepping stone towards full instructor status. To enroll in the SDI Assistant Instructor course, you must be at least 18 years old (or 15 with parental consent) and hold an SDI Divemaster certification or an equivalent leadership level from another recognized recreational diver training organization. It's important to note that a PADI Divemaster certification is only considered equivalent if the candidate possesses specialty ratings in deep, night, navigation, and limited visibility. Additionally, a medical statement for diving signed within the last twelve months is required, along with a minimum of 60 logged dives. These dives must total 50 hours, including at least 25 hours of bottom time, demonstrating a significant level of experience and comfort underwater. Go Dive Pacific offers this course with the backing of SDI (Scuba Diving International), a reputable agency known for its comprehensive training standards. The center is equipped to handle the academic and practical components necessary for this advanced certification. While specific dive sites for AI practical application are not detailed here, the program's focus on presentation skills means you'll be honing your ability to teach in various simulated environments, preparing you for real-world instructional scenarios. The center's commitment to professional development is evident in offering this pathway to becoming a certified instructor. This course is an excellent opportunity for experienced divers looking to advance their careers within the dive industry. By mastering presentation techniques and gaining experience in supervising certain specialty courses, you will be well-prepared for the demands of teaching. The SDI Assistant Instructor certification enhances your professional capabilities and makes you a more valuable asset to dive centers seeking to expand their instructional staff. It signifies a commitment to a higher level of diving expertise and leadership within the sport.
SDI/TDI Instructor Development Course (IDC)
The SDI/TDI Instructor Development Course (IDC) at Go Dive Pacific is your definitive pathway to becoming a globally recognized dive professional. This program is structured to equip you with the highest level of training and preparation for teaching scuba diving, ensuring you are confident and competent. Upon successful completion, you will earn an SDI Open Water Instructor qualification, granting you access to an international network of highly respected instructors and the ability to work with SDI/TDI Dive Centers and Resorts worldwide. This course represents the ultimate step for those passionate about diving and seeking to make it their profession. This comprehensive IDC focuses on developing instructors who are not only knowledgeable but also capable of inspiring and guiding new divers safely and effectively. You will gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence necessary to teach diving professionally. The emphasis is on building a strong foundation for a successful career in the diving industry, making this the most recognized and respected Scuba Diving Instructor Development program available. It is designed for individuals ready to take their diving expertise to the next level and share their passion with others. Go Dive Pacific offers this prestigious certification, leveraging its position as a center with multiple certifications including PADI, SDI, and TDI. The center supports a diverse range of students by offering instruction in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Russian. This multilingual approach ensures a welcoming and accessible learning environment for a global clientele. The facility is equipped to provide a high standard of training, preparing instructors for diverse operational environments. As an aspiring instructor, you will learn to effectively manage student divers, conduct effective demonstrations, and present knowledge development sessions. The course delves into the practical application of teaching techniques, risk management, and the business of diving. Go Dive Pacific's commitment to excellence ensures that graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of the modern dive industry and contribute positively to the diving community. This program is ideal for those seeking a rewarding career that combines adventure with education.
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An Open-water certification with a cold water environmental orientation dive is recommended. For limited penetration dives, Advanced Open Water certification or proof of a Wreck Adventure dive is required. Certification depth limits are strictly adhered to.
Tours typically include accommodation with bedding and towel, meals, diving, cylinders, and weight belts. Rental equipment is extra unless specified in package rates.
Yes, rental equipment is available for various items including BCDs, regulators, wetsuits, cylinders, masks, fins, and weight belts. A full package deal is also offered.
You should bring your log book, proof of certification, warm clothes, a hat, and sunscreen. If you are not used to cold water diving, a 7mm wetsuit or dry suit is recommended, and an orientation dive might be necessary.
Yes, technical diving support is available on request, including Nitrox, Trimix, O2, and cylinders for rebreathers and side-mount systems. Staff are trained in decompression procedures and advanced wreck diving.