FAQs

First Time Students

In order to be eligible for a class, you’ll need to be a strong diver with no history of medical problems. If you have any previous breathing or circulatory issues, you’ll need a signed doctor’s note before getting in the water.

Please bring a bathing suit, plenty of water, snacks, and a good attitude. We’ll have the wetsuit, mask, fins, booties, gloves, tank, and scuba equipment ready to go.
Since scuba diving is fairly complex, PADI’s online eLearning allows you to get a head start on some of the necessary skills you’ll need to dive safely. Each course’s fees will include access to the necessary PADI eLearning.
Since scuba diving is fairly complex, PADI’s online eLearning allows you to get a head start on some of the necessary skills you’ll need to dive safely. Each course’s fees will iaFor Open Water, no. You are allowed to bring your own wetsuit suit (7mm), mask, open toe scuba fins (not snorkeling fins or free diving fins), hard sole boots, hood, and pair of gloves. Otherwise any outside tanks, regulators, or BCDs will not be accepted. For advanced classes beyond Open Water, students may bring their own gear, with instructor approval. nclude access to the necessary PADI eLearning.

Classes & Experiences

We offer weekly dives, as well as special events to places like Catalina Island and the Florida Keys. Reach out to Fletcher at 619-639-4800

Our home dive location is San Diego, where we frequent the La Jolla Cove for its wealth of marine life and clear waters.

We also offer select courses on Catalina Island, the Florida Keys, and unique destinations like Antigua.

Yes, we have a partnership with Waterhorse Charters and are pleased to offer boat dives based in San Diego.

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