SSI NIGHT AND LIMITED VISIBILITY SPECIALTY
Learn to dive calmly and confidently after dark and in low-visibility conditions.
WHY TAKE THE SSI NIGHT AND LIMITED VISIBILITY SPECIALTY AT ECHO DIVERS?
Night and limited visibility diving doesn’t need to feel intimidating. With the right approach, it becomes calm, controlled, and surprisingly relaxing.
If you’re thinking about taking your diving further, the SSI Night Dive Specialty is a really useful course to have. It’s also one of the specialties that’s commonly required before starting Divemaster training, so it’s a great step in that direction.
Confidence in Low Light
You’ll learn how to stay oriented, communicate clearly, and remain relaxed when visibility drops or light is limited.
Practical Night Diving Skills
From torch handling to buddy awareness, everything is taught in a way that feels natural and easy to apply.
Calm, Supportive Training
We keep the pace relaxed, allowing you time to adjust and feel comfortable before progressing.
WHAT’S INCLUDED IN OUR SSI NIGHT AND LIMITED VISIBILITY SPECIALTY
SSI Digital Learning
Online theory covering night diving and limited visibility techniques, completed at your own pace.
Dive Torch and Essential Equipment
All required night diving equipment is provided, including a primary dive torch.
Two Guided Night Dives
Practical training dives focused on light use, navigation, communication, and awareness.
Instructor-Led Skills Practice
Hands-on guidance in the water, with clear feedback as you build confidence in low-light conditions.
Buddy and Communication Techniques
Learn effective positioning and light communication to stay connected underwater.
SSI Specialty Certification
Internationally recognised SSI Night and Limited Visibility Specialty certification on completion.
HOW YOUR SSI NIGHT AND LIMITED VISIBILITY SPECIALTY WORKS
This course is usually completed over two days, with a clear plan and enough time to feel comfortable as depth increases. We keep things structured, but adjust timing and dive sites if conditions call for it.
The session includes:
– Review key concepts and equipment setup before diving
– Learn how to use torches, signals, and positioning effectively
– Enter the water in calm conditions to adjust to reduced light
– Complete guided night dives focused on awareness, control, and communication
– Nothing is rushed. You’ll have time to settle in, adapt to the environment, and build confidence step by step.
Who Can Join the SSI NIGHT AND LIMITED VISIBILITY SPECIALTY?
These are the minimum requirements to join the course
Certification
You’ll need an SSI Open Water Diver certification or equivalent.
Age
The minimum age to join the course is 10 years old.
Medical
A standard diving medical questionnaire is completed before the course.
If anything is flagged, a doctor’s clearance may be required.
What You May See During Your Dives
At night, familiar dive sites feel completely different. Many creatures become more active, colours appear stronger under torchlight, and small details you’d normally miss start to stand out.
What you see always depends on the dive, the conditions, and a bit of luck — and that’s part of what makes night diving so memorable.
BOOK YOUR SSI NIGHT AND LIMITED VISIBILITY SPECIALTY!
Ready to experience diving after dark and feel confident in low-visibility conditions?
Book the course below, and we’ll take care of the rest.
SSI NIGHT AND LIMITED VISIBILITY SPECIALTY –
DIVE CONFIDENTLY AFTER DARK
฿6,000
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is night diving safe?
Yes. With proper training, equipment, and supervision, night diving is calm and well controlled.
Do I need previous night diving experience?
No. This specialty is designed for divers who have never dived at night before.
Will I be diving in complete darkness?
No. You’ll use a dive torch, and dives are planned so visibility and conditions remain comfortable.
Is this course only about night diving?
No. The skills also apply to low-visibility situations, such as cloudy water or reduced light during the day.
Can I fly after my last dive?
The general rule for flying after diving is to wait 12 hours after one dive, and 18 hours after two or more dives. If you went over your no decompression limits, or missed a safety stop on the dive, it is advised to wait 24 hours.
What if I feel unsure before the dive?
That’s completely normal. The course is paced so you have time to adjust before entering the water.
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