General Questions
Yes — basic swimming skills and comfort in the water are required. You don’t have to be an athlete, but you should be able to swim at least 200 yards and tread water for 10 minutes.
Most entry-level scuba certifications start at age 10. Private lessons are great for kids and teens because we can go at their pace.
Not at all! As long as you have no major health conditions that prevent physical activity, you can learn to dive. A quick medical questionnaire is completed before starting.
Yes — when done correctly. You’ll learn all the essential safety procedures and practice them in a controlled environment before heading to open water.
Absolutely! Our courses are designed to accommodate all experience levels — including complete beginners. If you’ve never tried scuba diving before, our Open Water Diver Certification course is the perfect place to start. You’ll learn the fundamentals of scuba safety, equipment use, and underwater skills in a relaxed, supervised environment before completing your open water dives.
All training is conducted by certified instructors who specialize in working with new divers, ensuring a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable first experience underwater.
Lessons & Certification
We offer internationally recognized entry-level certifications (such as PADI Open Water Diver) and continuing education courses like Advanced, Rescue Diving, Dive Master, and specialty dives.
Most students complete the course in about 3–4 days, which includes classroom, pool, and open-water sessions. We can adjust scheduling to fit your needs.
All required scuba equipment, tanks, weights, and instruction are included. You’ll do pool training sessions and then complete your open-water dives in Key Largo.
Pool training is done at a our training facility. Open-water sessions are conducted at dive sites in Key Largo, known for its beautiful reefs and marine life.
Private lessons are one-on-one or in very small groups (such as couples or families). You’ll always have the instructor’s full attention.
Scheduling & Logistics
You can contact us through our website, email, or phone. We’ll confirm your preferred dates.
At least 1–2 weeks is recommended, especially during busy seasons. Last-minute lessons may be possible based on availability.
Pool sessions are rarely affected by rain, but for open-water dives we follow safety protocols and reschedule if conditions aren’t safe.
Yes, we allow rescheduling with notice.
Gear & Equipment
No — we provide everything you need, including tanks, wetsuits, regulators, and BCDs. If you have your own gear, you’re welcome to bring it.
A swimsuit and towel are all you need for pool sessions. We provide wetsuits for open-water dives.
Yes, all major equipment is included. You just bring yourself and a positive attitude!
Gear is supplied for training and courses. We do not sell gear.
Safety & Medical
Most students just complete a medical questionnaire. If you check “yes” on certain health conditions, we may request a doctor’s clearance before training.
Many people with mild conditions can still dive safely. We’ll review your questionnaire and advise if a doctor’s approval is needed.
All sessions follow international diving standards. We teach emergency skills, buddy procedures, and use properly maintained equipment for every dive.
Pricing & Policies
Pricing varies by course and group size. Contact us for a personalized quote.
Yes — small groups, families, and couples can book together for a custom experience.
We offer flexible rescheduling with notice. Full details are shared during booking.
Experience & Extras
Yes — guests are welcome to observe pool training sessions. For boat trips, space may be limited but non-divers can often come along as snorkelers, or passengers.
Yes — we can arrange fun dives, guided trips, and even specialty dives like night dives or wreck tours.
Definitely! We offer refresher courses to rebuild confidence and review key skills before you travel.
