Gorgonians and corals

Have you ever seen a diver in perfect balance in the water? It’s a shocking image! Effortless, relaxed, in a horizontal position without the need to move a muscle, weightless, harmonious, still.

This underwater balance is essential for diving in fragile environments. Approaching a gorgon or flying over a coral bottom requires the diver perfect control of buoyancy and movement.

The Fragile Environment Diving Workshop takes place in a single afternoon, including a theoretical session and a practice session in the pool. It is recommended to any diver, regardless of their experience. The 60-minute theoretical session reviews all the elements that influence the buoyancy of the diver.

The pool session lasts 90 minutes and consists of correcting the settings of our equipment and achieving the objectives of this Diving Workshop in Fragile Environments.

Working on horizontal navigation, different types of flapping, performing skills in static neutral buoyancy in different positions and the handling of underwater ballast.

It is a workshop directly related to low impact diving in fragile environments.