PADI Open Water Course

Our PADI Open Water course price includes the following:

• Training
• Academic Materials - PADI eLearning or PADI Open CrewPak and manual
• Rental Gear
  •   Weight Integrated BCD
  •   Weights
  •   Regulators
  •   Dive Computer
  •   Air Cylinders
  •  Exposure Protection
•   Divers Alert Network (DAN) Student Dive Insurance

Personal Snorkeling Gear Not Included

For your comfort and the best experience, we recommend having your own personal snorkeling gear—mask, snorkel, fins, and boots—to ensure a proper fit. These items are not included in the course.

If you're not ready to invest just yet, we offer rental packages to get you started. And if you decide you love the gear you're using, we'll apply your rental fee toward the purchase price. It's a great way to try before you buy!

You will learn to Scuba Dive and earn your PADI Open Water Certification in three easy steps:

Step One - Academics

If you complete your PADI Open Water Course using eLearning, you will complete this portion on your own time. If you choose the traditional classroom instruction, you will review all academic material over two classroom sessions with our patient PADI Instructors.

During this portion of your training you will become familiar with basic diving principles and procedures.

Step Two - Confined Water (Pool) Dives

In this step, you will complete five confined water (pool) dives in our on-site heated swimming pool over a minimum of two days. During these confined water dives, you will develop the scuba skills necessary to dive safely.

Since we progress at your pace, not ours, we occasionally add extra pool sessions to ensure you are comfortable and mastering the skills.

Step Three - Open Water Dives

Your Open Water Dives will be the last step in learning to scuba dive. You will complete four Open Water Dives over two days. During these dives, you will show off your new skills as a scuba diver to your Instructor as you explore one of our local dive sites.

Once these dives are completed, you will be a certified PADI Open Water Diver. Your PADI Open Water Certification is recognized worldwide, so your diving experiences will be limitless.

Prerequisites for learning to dive

• Be at least ten years old.
• Have adequate swimming skills.
• Be in good physical health.
• Download and complete the following required form:
•  PADI Medical Statement (PDF) (Note: The Medical Statement ONLY needs to be signed by a physician if you answer any medical question with a 'YES')

In addition to the form listed above, each participant and their legal guardian must read and provide a signed copy of the

    Youth Diving Responsibility and Risks Acknowledgment (PDF)

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