Deep CCR dive to 150 m: ocean Dual CCR DPV Trimix wall dives from shore
A deep CCR dive to 150 m: ocean Dual CCR DPV Trimix wall dives from shore off Playa del Carmen, for qualified CCR divers. We arrange pricing and logistics individually.
The deep CCR dive to 150 m
Two rebreathers, a DPV and Trimix. The dive starts from the beach in Playa del Carmen: the DPV takes the diver across the reef to the wall, the wall takes the diver down. No boat. The depth and the profile are set by the diver’s rating, experience and the dive plan; the support on the surface and in the water is planned for each dive.
The way to this dive
The dive is for divers with the Dual CCR and CCR Trimix ratings and the experience behind them. The courses that lead here:
Rules of the day
- Medical: every participant completes and signs the standard Diver Medical Participant Questionnaire before the activity. A YES answer to any question in its final section requires written approval from a physician before diving. Without it the guest does not dive.
- Liability: every participant signs the standard diving General Liability Release and Express Assumption of Risk before the activity. Without the signed form the guest does not dive.
Your instructor: Alexander Vronsky
IANTD and IDF Instructor Trainer. IDF Course Director.
Alexander trains cave and technical divers, rebreather divers and the instructors who teach them, year-round, in the cenotes and caves of the Riviera Maya, home to the longest underwater cave systems in the world.
Cave and technical instructor trainer: Cavern to Technical Cave, Technical to Master Deep. CCR instructor: Dual CCR and Dual CCR Cave; GBM CCR from Nitrox to Trimix 100; S7 CCR from Nitrox to Helitrox; CCR Cave, CCR Technical Cave and CCR Expedition Cave on GBM, S7, SF2, JJ and Fathom. Authorized dealer for S7 and GBM rebreathers. TDI technical instructor.
GUE Member. GUE Cave 2, Cave DPV, Cave CCR, CCR 2, Tec 3.
Elected representative of CREER, the regional cave diving committee of Quintana Roo (Comité Regional de Espeleobuceo, Ecología y Regulación).
Alexander teaches the cave and technical courses himself, in English and Russian.
An engineer by training, Alexander ran large-scale technical and broadcast operations in telecom and for the Olympic Games before diving became his profession. That experience shows in how every course here is planned and run.