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Seasearch Diving Seasearch dives are organised by Seasearch local coordinators and a number of the participating organisations. We list all of the dives we know about below but you can also contact local Seasearch Contacts for your area for the latest information.
Seasearch is not a diver training organisation and we insist that you do not dive beyond your previous level of experience on our dives. For some dives there may be higher experience levels required, depending on the likely conditions. The dives so far arranged for 2010 are shown below and there are more in the plannng stage.
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You
need to be a qualified diver before you can take part in Seasearch
organised dives. Minimum qualifications are BSAC Sports Diver, PADI
Advanced Open Water Diver, SAA Club Diver or CMAS 2 Star equivalent.
You need to have done at least 20 dives of which 10 should have
been in temperate sea water. You will also need to have a diving
medical certificate or a Sports Diver medical self-declaration and
have 3rd party diving insurance.
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