Most people begin their aquatic transformation with the PADI open water scuba diving certification.
This training allows you and a buddy to plan and conduct scuba dives up to 60 feet
without supervision and to buy compressed air.
Continue your aquatic transformation with the PADI Advanced Open Water Certification. You will gain additional knowledge, skills, and confidence under the supervision of a PADI instructor by doing five fun adventure dives.
Complete your scuba diving training by learning to help yourself and others with the PADI Rescue Diver Course. Through knowledge development and practice scenarios you learn about: self rescue, recognizing and managing stress, emergency management and equipment, rescuing panicked divers, and rescuing unresponsive divers.
If you want more bottom time on that beautiful coral reef and shorter surface intervals on the boat, the Enriched Air Speciality Course is for you. Enriched air is the most popular speciality course for good reason- it gives you more time under water doing what you love.
First Aid, CPR, and AED training are suggested for everyone whether a diver or not. Divers should keep these skills up to date and must have these certifications when taking the rescue course.
The Master Scuba Diver rating is the highest nonprofessional recreational diver rating in the PADI System, and denotes a diver with superior experience and achievement. Some call it the "blackbelt" of scuba diving.
Ready to become a recreational dive training professional? PADI Divemaster is the first professional level PADI course and required before going on to Assistant Instructor or Open Water Scuba Instructor.
The dive against debris speciality course is a chance to transform your ocean while earning a speciality certification. If you are concerned about ghost fishing gear like nets and hooks continually trapping wildlife, then this course is for you!
Specialty courses allow you to explore a type of diving, topic of interest, or experience a type of diving or equipment that is new to you under the guidance of an instructor. These are a fun way to learn new skills.
We all love swimming on a warm, clear, spectacular coral reef. We all want these reefs to be around for future generations. The AWARE Coral Reef Conservation Specialty Course is a chance to learn more about the world's fragile reefs and ways to help protect them.
If you haven't been diving for over a year, don't remember a thing from your open water course, took scuba lessons before dive computers existed, or just want some practice before going on that big dive vacation or before starting another scuba course- then you need to ReActivate!
The primary first aid for diving related injuries is administering oxygen. In this course you learn to recognize situations that require oxygen, how to safely set up
an oxygen unit and how to correctly administer oxygen to an injured diver.
The Sea Turtle Awareness Speciality Course is new in 2021! This two-dive speciality course is for certified divers wanting to view and become more familiar with the juvenile Green Sea turtles commonly seen on local jetties.