RAID Explorer 30

Course Overview & Training Objectives

RAID Explorer 30 is an advanced recreational program that extends practical diving competencies across diverse underwater environments without heavy academic bureaucracy. The curriculum requires 5 open water training dives (at least 2.5 hours total underwater time) featuring core deep navigation and buoyancy/trim workshops along with chosen elective dives such as night, boat, or search and recovery. Successful candidates are certified to conduct recreational no-decompression dives to 30 meters with a buddy.

Operational Envelope

• Max Depth: 30m (100ft)
• Decompression: No decompression
• Breathing Gases: Air or Nitrox
• Equipment Rig: Single

Course Structure & Training Requirements

• Course Duration: 2 to 3 Days
• Required Training Dives: 5 in-water dives
• Classroom & Theory: 4 hours instruction

Entry Gates & Prerequisites

Min age 15 (Junior 12–14: max 21m); RAID Open Water 20 or equivalent; medical clearance