SCUBA Dive The Great Barrier Reef, Non-Certified Divers - Cairns

Fitness and Experience

• If you are not a certified diver you may participate in the Introductory Dive and Snorkelling
• Chronic sinus or middle ear problems may exclude you as water depth and pressure can cause severe discomfort if you are unable to equalise pressure
• Please inform us if you have any medical conditions that may be relevant, such as asthma, high blood pressure, heart or chest conditions, epilepsy or diabetes
• Please note that you will need to complete a medical questionnaire on the day
• If anything on the questionnaire indicates a reason to be cautious about diving, you will need to check with a physician before you can dive

• Diving is an exciting and demanding activity. When performed correctly, applying correct techniques, it is relatively safe. When established safety procedures are not followed, yet there are increased risks
• If you are enrolling in an entry-level recreational diving certificate you must, prior to commencing the training, complete and submit a self-assessed medical declaration form
• Some medical conditions will prevent you from diving, while others require you to seek medical advice before diving
• We will ask you to fill out a medical questionnaire to identify any pre-existing conditions that may affect your safety while diving
• Participants must be able to swim and have a satisfactory level of health
• You cannot fly within the 24 hour period following your last dive
• You must be able to swim
• If you are suffering from a cold, hay fever, hangover, cough, breathlessness or ear infection on the day of dive, you will not be allowed to participate in the dive
• Chronic sinus or middle ear problems may exclude you as water depth and pressure can cause severe discomfort if you are unable to equalise pressure
• Scuba Diving is physically demanding and can be dangerous if you suffer from certain medical conditions. It is very important that you, the diver, do not suffer from any contraindications to diving
• Please carefully read the below list of medical conditions that may prohibit you from taking part in diving for your own safety:

If you suffer from or have suffered from any of the above medical conditions OR If you suffer from any other medical conditions, including recent injuries, surgeries or psychological conditions then you will be required to obtain a fully completed medical clearance from your doctor prior to booking in for the dive (cost varies and is payable by you).

What to Bring/Wear

• Bring whatever personal dive/snorkel gear you may want to use
• Dry change of clothes and a towel
• If you are prone to seasickness you may want to bring some form of motion sickness medication
• Don't forget your Adrenalin Booking Confirmation

What is Supplied

• 1 Introductory SCUBA Dive with full instruction
• Fresh & healthy buffet style lunch
• Morning tea & self serve tea & coffee
• Full equipment hire with dive computer
• Quality snorkel equipment & wetsuits
• $10 reef levy included in the price
• Return transfers can be arranged from Cairns hotels available for an additional cost

More Information

• 8:00 AM daily departure from Cairns
• 90 minute trip to outer reefs
• 4 - 5 hours on the reef
• 4:00 4:30 PM return to Cairns