Down to 40m: A one‑day Deep Specialty on the HMAS Swan in Quindalup

QUINDALUP SCUBA FIELD GUIDE

Down to 40m: A one‑day Deep Specialty on the HMAS Swan in Quindalup

A focused, one‑day Deep Diving Course that teaches planning, air‑management and specialised equipment skills while delivering two dives on the purposefully sunken HMAS Swan.

Down to 40m: A one‑day Deep Specialty on the HMAS Swan in Quindalup.

Duration
1 Day
Location
Quindalup
Operator
Swan Dive
Category
Scuba
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

The Deep Specialty course in Quindalup is a concentrated, instructor‑led day that gives certified divers the techniques and confidence to plan and execute dives to a maximum depth of 40 metres. Much of the training is practiced on the purposefully sunk HMAS Swan: a dramatic wreck that serves as both classroom and playground for deep skills.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SITE

HMAS Swan — a purposefully sunken training ground

The course centers on the HMAS Swan, a purposely sunk shipwreck that makes an ideal site to practice and refine deep diving techniques.

THE DIVE

Two deep dives on one of the world’s standout wrecks

The itinerary includes a double dive on the HMAS Swan, giving students repeated, hands‑on exposure to deep diving conditions and procedures.

THE FOCUS

Skill‑driven training at depth

The Deep Specialty concentrates on planning dives to 40m, managing air consumption and using the specialised equipment required for deeper recreational dives.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

You start onshore with an early meet‑up, a concise theory run‑through and gear setup before boarding for two guided dives on the HMAS Swan. The pace is focused and practical: shore briefing, hands‑on assembly, then repeated in‑water practice of deep dive planning, air‑management and use of specialised equipment up to 40 metres.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this course suits — and who should take extra care.

1
Certified recreational diversIdeal for divers already certified beyond entry level who want the specific skills and confidence to plan and execute dives to 40m.
2
Those requiring medical clearanceDivers with relevant health concerns should note a signed doctor's medical may be required before participation.
3
Under‑18 participantsUnder‑18s can participate only with a parent or guardian completing the application and liability form on their behalf.
4
Small‑group learnersThe course runs with small groups (maximum four people), making it suited to divers who prefer focused, hands‑on instruction.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to bring

Bring all required diving equipment unless you hire it. Also bring a small tub that fits beneath a seat to contain your gear, plus sun protection (hat, sunglasses) and a water bottle. If applicable, bring a signed doctor's medical.

On‑board kit storage

A small tub that fits underneath a seat is required to stow and contain your equipment during transit.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Deep Specialty course?

The course is run over one day.

How deep will we train?

The course teaches skills to plan and execute dives to a maximum depth of 40 metres.

How many dives are included and where do they take place?

The itinerary includes two dives conducted at the HMAS Swan shipwreck.

Where and when do we meet?

Participants meet at the Quindalup Boat Ramp; arrival time is 7:30am.

What should I bring and are there forms or medical requirements?

Bring all required diving equipment unless hired, a small tub to contain your equipment, hat, sunglasses and a water bottle. A signed doctor's medical may be required where applicable, and participants under 18 need a parent/guardian to complete application and liability forms.

How large are the groups and what is the cost?

The course runs with a maximum of four people; pricing noted in overview is $450 per person for the one‑day course.