Pinnacle

Very expensive AI model of the "Pinnacle" if all the water was drained away
Type:
rock pile
Built:
15,000 BC
Specs:
( 30 ft tall, approximately 1 acre )
Depth:
30-75 ft

The "Pinnacle" is an area of boulders deposited by a glacier on the sandy bottom, forming huge underwater cliffs and swim-throughs.


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divemaster

Moving on to the professional level, the lowest professional rating is Divemaster. I would hardly recommend doing this unless you are really interested in turning Pro - Divemaster is the longest and most arduous rating of all to get. The Divemaster course is like graduate school - a year or more of indentured servitude. On the other hand, pitching in with classes and other activities can be a lot of fun. Divemasters are the sergeants and mules of the diving world and carry out much of the tour-guiding, tank-filling, and grunt work at resorts and on dive boats. Beyond Divemaster, there is Assistant Instructor, which is basically gold-plated Divemaster, and then increasing levels of Instructor.