Courses Offered

Students who have completed all their academics and confined water skills can finish their certification with us in the warm clear waters of Maui.

The referral process is a two day program
Cost: $275.00 + Tax per student. Two dives from the beach and two dives from our boat to Molokini Crater.
Student must bring referral paperwork from his instructor.
All equipment, picture and certification card is included.

The purpose of the Open Water Diver course is to provide students with the elemental knowledge and skills they need to safely gain experience in the diving environment and , ultimately, to dive independently. The course is performance based and designed to take students through simple to complex learning objectives. Performance based means that students must satisfactorily complete the academic and water skills requirements for each session before progressing to the next session. Initial open water training phases are based on skill progression and on experience at gradually increasing depths. All included skills are designed to be logical, realistic and to apply to practical diving situations.

Students age 10 to 15 will receive a Junior Open Water Diver Certification. Junior Open Water Divers must meet all requirements of Open Water Diver Certification. A Junior Open Water Diver is qualified to dive only when accompanied by another certified diver who is of legal age. Legal age is defined as an individual who is at least 18 years of age, unless a law in the area defines an older age; in this case, the law becomes the guideline.
The Open Water Diver Course is a three (3) day program
Cost: $350.00 + Tax per student. Includes two Boat Dives and all equipment.
Cost: $400.00 + Tax per student. Includes two Boat Dives and private classes (1 student per instructor)
All equipment included.

Prerequisites:
To qualify for training as a PADI Open Water Diver, an individual must:

Be 10 years of age or older.
Must be in good Physical and Mental Health.
Must pass all written course quizzes, module exams and the final exam with a score of 75%.
Must complete a 200 yard surface swim and a 10 minute survival swim/float without using a mask, fins , snorkel, or any other swim aid.
Must complete a minimum of 3 confined water dives.
Must complete a minimum of 4 open water dives.

The PADI Advanced Open Water program provides the novice diver with a structured, well supervised means to gain additional experience. PADI Advanced training is vital to the success of any PADI continuing education program. The PADI Advanced program involves students in various underwater tasks that broaden their awareness of the environment and their capabilities as divers.

The Advanced Open Water Diver Course is a 2.5 day program
Cost: $350.00 + Tax per student. Includes two Boat Dives
All equipment included.

Prerequisites:

The Advanced Open Water Diver course may be taken by certified PADI Open Water Divers, or individuals having an equivalent rating.

The PADI Rescue Diver corse is an important and crucial step in expanding the diver’s knowledge and experience beyond a purely recreational level. This PADI Rescue diver rating is a prerequisite for all PADI leadership training, Divemaster, Assistant Instructor, and Open Water Scuba Instructor. The course will be demanding, though realistic in its conduct, content and approach. Interaction, discussion, variety and flexibility will be stressed during skills training. Classroom instruction will stress the application of information to the particular needs of students and varying environments.

Through this course, you the student will come to appreciate and understand the importance such training has on the safety of others and on the diving industry as a whole. Although the course is designed to be enjoyable, the nature and context in such training must be taken quite serious. And as in training in similar fields of emergency care, the primary objective of this course is to prevent the need for use of rescue skills.!

The Rescue Diver Course is a five day program
All equipment included.

Prerequisites

To qualify for PADI Rescue Diver training, and individual must:

Be certified as a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver or an equivalent rating. This prerequisite is primarily based on individual competency in various aspects of diving. This competency level within the PADI standard is defined by the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver certification. Therefore, the term equivalency as stated in this standard is defined as proof of certification beyond the entry level; and proof of a minimum 20 logged dives documenting experience in the following areas:
Night dives
Deep Dives
Advanced Navigation
Be 15 years of age or older.

The importance of the PADI Divemaster to the overall PADI training program and to each individual PADI Instructor can not be overstated. Divemaster training is the first leadership level in the PADI progression. The rating denotes an individual who:

Has a high level of personal diving skill
Has instructor level knowledge of diving theory
Has had significant training to how to assist an instructor during training activities
Has had significant training to instruct the Skin Diver course.
Is able to assume a role of responsibility for the welfare of other certified divers in his/her charge.

The Divemaster candidate must understand that once they receive this certification they are now in the ranks of the Professional diver. This responsibility is never ending. Once a Divemaster, your always a Divemaster. The responsibility doesn’t stop because the Divemaster is on vacation.

The Divemaster Course is a full two week program
Cost: $550.00 + Tax per candidate. Includes Boat Dives
All equipment included.

Most Specialty Courses cost between $225.00 and $350.00 depending on course and options to each Specialty. Nitrox is the leading Specialty course asked for by divers, so we’ll add a bit of information on this course.