Diving on a Rebreather

Learn to dive on a Rebreather with Borneo Dream in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia

Are you currently a certified diver? Interested in learning a new scuba diving skill? Then why not learn to dive on a Semi Closed Rebreather. The PADI Semi Closed Rebreather speciality course is a 2 day course and at only RM745 per Diver (plus Sabah Parks permit) it’s a cheap way to try diving on a rebreather.

Borneo Dream is the only provider of Rebreather Training within Sabah, Borneo (based in Kota Kinabalu). Learn to dive on a rebreather and start diving with no (or little) bubbles, nice warm breathing air, very long bottom times for your dives and getting closer to marine life – ideal for underwater photography and videography!

A Semi Closed Rebreather

The PADI Semi Closed Rebreather (SCR) Diver Course with Borneo Dream in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia allows you to move into the realm of technical diving without the costly investment in the equipment as the rental of the Drager Dolphin re-breather is included in the course. This unit uses a constant mass flow mix of pre-mixed Nitrox (EAN) 32 to 60 and is rated to a depth of 40m.

The PADI Semi Closed Rebreather (SCR) Diver speciality course is 2 days in duration. To enjoy the PADI Semi Closed Rebreather (SCR) Diver Course divers must be:-

• 15 years or older
• PADI Open Water Diver or Advanced Open Water Diver or equivalent.
• PADI Enriched Air Diver or equivalent

The PADI Semi Closed Rebreather (SCR) Diver Course with Borneo Dream in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia includes:-

• Theory and kit preparation
• Confined water skills session
• 3 open water dives

We offer a range of rebreather courses – from a semi-closed rebreathers, to entry level closed circuit rebreather courses through to decompression diving on a closed circuit rebreather. If you fancy learning to dive on a semi closed rebreather during your holiday in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah then please contact the Borneo Dream team.

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