Rebreathers are popular in recreational diving, and offer a fantastic experience. For those who are not yet familiar with rebreathers we list only a few advantages below:

 

*      Less weight comparing with technical configuration in open circuit

*      Plenty of gas, the CCR is much, much more efficient then Open Circuit

*      Low cost on diving gas. Extreme savings when diving Trimix

*      No bubbles, so perfect for underwater photography

*      You are breathing a gas that is warm and humid. (OC is cold and very dry)

*      You are breathing optimal breathing gas all the way during the dive

*      For extreme deep diving much safer and easier than Open Circuit.

 

 

By visiting Achilleon Diving Center you can join the following ANDI Rebreather courses:

 

Max course depth: 15m.

Diluent: Air.

Upon certification you can dive safely with a JJ CCR, performing No-Decompression-Stop-Required profiles, at a max depth of 18m, using Air as diluent.

Theory: 12 hours

Practice: 6 dives

Prerequisites: Open Water Diver or equivalent + Nitrox

 

Max course depth: 30m.

Diluent: Air.

Upon certification you can dive safely with a JJ CCR, performing No-Decompression-Stop-Required profiles, at a max depth of 40m, using Air as diluent.

Theory: 16 hours

Practice: 8 dives

Prerequisites: Advanced Open Water Diver or equivalent + Nitrox

 

Achilleon Diving Center has been using the JJ Close Circuit Rebreather (JJ CCR) since 2019. It is a robust, reliable rebreather, with few maintenance needs and this is the rebreather we are going to use throughout the courses.