The PADI Reactivate course is great way to refresh your dive knowledge and scuba skills; take this class after a break in diving, before your next trip, or just to sharpen some skills you don't practice often! This course includes a PADI e-learning course that takes approximately 2 hours, and then you'll meet us at the pool for the practical in-water review! We'll practice setting up equipment, hand signals and how to get properly weighted on the pool deck/ surface. Underwater, we'll practice regulator removal, clear, and replacement skills, mask flooding and clearing skills, and different out-of-air scenarios. Then you'll spend the rest of the time working on neutral buoyancy!

This scuba buoyancy clinic and pool time is for those who have taken an in-water scuba class in the past two years, and want to practice their neutral buoyancy, test out new equipment, or just spend some time in the water prior to open water diving.

Participants need to be able to setup their own equipment, perform a buddy check, and be comfortable with all skills learned in the Basic Open Water Scuba Certification. Staff will provide buoyancy tips (if requested), help with weighting, and answer general questions. Staff members are not available to demonstrate skills, assist with skill practice, or introduce new skills.

Participants who need assistance with above skills or who haven't taken an in-water scuba class in the last two years can register for a PADI ReActivate course and participate in the next Scuba Buoyancy Clinic.

This course can be taken after completing the Basic Open Water Course. You do not have to be an ""advanced diver"" to take this course, it is designed to advance your skills. Whether you have five dives, or one hundred, this course will meet you where your skills are, and advance your diving from there, as well as broaden your awareness of the environment you're diving in.  

This class consists of five open water dives, including a Peak Performance Buoyancy dive, Navigation dive, Night dive, Deep dive, and one additional, decided on by the instructor, dive site, and students in the course.

PADI Specialty courses cover all manner of diving activities and are a perfect way to gain specialty dive training in the specific area you’re interested in! Some specialty courses are classroom only, designed to expand your diving knowledge, while others combine classroom, pool, and open water dive portions, to expand your knowledge base as well as experience level. Specialty courses are a great way to continue diving and are required for the Master Scuba Diver Certification.

The Rescue Diver Course is designed to develop the necessary knowledge and skills for individuals to effectively perform a rescue/ assist, to manage diving accidents, render proper first aid, and to qualify for the PADI Divemaster program or Master Scuba Diver Program. This course will expand your knowledge and experience level; teaching divers to look beyond themselves and consider the safety and well-being of other divers. Although the subject matter of this course is serious, it is a fun and rewarding course, and a great way to build your confidence and progress your diving career. This course also allows student divers to qualify for the PADI Divemaster training program.

The Emergency First Responder Course teaches you how to provide CPR and First Aid in any emergency situation. This course focuses on building confidence in lay rescuers and increasing their willingness to respond when faced with a medical emergency. Course participants learn to follow simple steps for emergency care and practice applying skills in a non-stressful learning environment. Call or email us to register for this course.