Flexible options to get you certified. Starting with the PADI eLearning program you learn about diving at your convenience. The next step is two days learning to scuba dive in the pool. This is followed by a day of diving from the beach and weather depending a day boat diving. You then earn your Open Water Diver certification, good for a lifetime of adventure. The goal of the class is to make you a comfortable and competent diver and ambassador for the underwater world. Our approach is to work to provide you with a comfortable learning environment. This starts with a cost that includes everything for the course (no hidden fees). The only thing that you will need are the personal fit items; scuba quality mask, snorkel and fins. Age restrictions apply.

Whether you are a new diver or have a number of dives under your belt this course allows you try new types of diving under supervision. Not sure if you will like deep diving, wreck diving or night diving? Come give it a try! This course lets you build on your basic diving skills while trying different types of diving. If you find something you like then you can go on and learn more or use your new skills to practice more and get experience. You will use the PADI Advanced Open Water eLearning course to learn about new diving applications and then make the dives in those areas. This program has a flexible schedule as well to meet your needs. This certification will open up dives that may require the Advanced Open Water Diver rating. Age restrictions apply.

Rescue diver is the goal of all recreational divers. After completing this course you will be prepared to assist other divers in the event of an emergency. But, you will also understand your personal limits, gain a better understanding of your equipment configuration and become better at identifying potential problems and preventing them. Divers often describe this as the most challenging and FUN scuba class they have taken. The rescue diver course is generally conducted with both the oxygen provider and emergency first response diving first aid courses. All three give divers the most well rounded experience to handle both diving and non-diving emergencies.