How much does it cost?
Compared with getting started in other popular adventure sports and outdoor activities learning to dive isn’t expensive. For example, you can expect to pay about the same as you would for:
• a day of sky diving
• a weekend of sailing lessons
• a weekend of rock climbing lessons
• a weekend of kayaking lessons
• a weekend of fly-fishing lessons
• about five hours of private golf lessons
Invest in scuba diving lessons and learn something you’ll enjoy the rest of your life. From the first day, diving starts transforming your life with new experiences you share with friends. You can do it almost anywhere there is water.
Class price include instruction, textbook and use of our rental equipment. Exposure suit, regulators, buoyancy compensator (the backpack that holds your tank), cylinders, hood and a whole lot of fun!
What do I need?
As a minimum, you want your own mask, fins, snorkel, boots and gloves. These have a personal fit, and we will help you choose ones that have the fit and features best suited to you.
It’s recommended that you invest in your equipment when you start your course because:
• you’re more comfortable learning to dive using gear that you have chosen
• you’re more comfortable using gear fitted for you
• divers who own their own gear dive more often
• having your own gear is part of the fun of diving
Compared with getting started in other popular adventure sports and outdoor activities learning to dive isn’t expensive. For example, you can expect to pay about the same as you would for:
• a day of sky diving
• a weekend of sailing lessons
• a weekend of rock climbing lessons
• a weekend of kayaking lessons
• a weekend of fly-fishing lessons
• about five hours of private golf lessons
Invest in scuba diving lessons and learn something you’ll enjoy the rest of your life. From the first day, diving starts transforming your life with new experiences you share with friends. You can do it almost anywhere there is water.
Class price include instruction, textbook and use of our rental equipment. Exposure suit, regulators, buoyancy compensator (the backpack that holds your tank), cylinders, hood and a whole lot of fun!
What do I need?
As a minimum, you want your own mask, fins, snorkel, boots and gloves. These have a personal fit, and we will help you choose ones that have the fit and features best suited to you.
It’s recommended that you invest in your equipment when you start your course because:
• you’re more comfortable learning to dive using gear that you have chosen
• you’re more comfortable using gear fitted for you
• divers who own their own gear dive more often
• having your own gear is part of the fun of diving