Technical diving is a form of scuba diving that exceeds the typical recreational limits imposed on depth and immersion time (bottom time). Tec diving involves accelerated decompression and/or the use of variable gas mixtures during a dive. Therefore, this advanced method of diving requires additional experience, training and equipment.
NAUI has long understood that its members crave deeper exploration and unspoiled aquatic life available beyond the recreational discipline. Hence, NAUI started the Technical Diving Division in 1997 with the goal of creating a higher standard of training. NAUI's training policies assure divers the highest instructor quality in order to provide the skills, knowledge and training required to manage this advanced level of diving, all while minimizing risk. Check out NAUI Tec today!
Technical
Featured Courses
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View Course Introduction to Technical Diving Skills
An introduction for recreational divers to the rigors and discipline of technical diving.
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View Course Mixed Gas and Decompression Diving
Technical divers use a variety of mixed gases to accomplish mission objectives.
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View Course Rebreather Diving
Observe sea life closer than you ever thought possible and explore underwater attractions in intimate detail as you silently move through the underwater world.
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View Course Overhead Environments
Undersea caves, abandoned mines, under the ice and inside shipwrecks are all popular destinations for these intrepid explorers who go beyond the bounds of recreational diving.
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View Course Diver Propulsion Vehicle (DPV)
Soar across a reef or head out to a favorite dive site, aided by the mechanical propulsion of your personal underwater vehicle.
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View Course Gas Blender and O2 Service Technician
As the popularity of mixed gas diving has increased, the diving profession kept paced by training professional gas blenders capable to providing the gases divers are using today.