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Snorkeling or Skin Diver Learn many of the foundational skills of scuba without the scuba. This is a fun way to learn to properly use mask, fins and snorkel to ply the ocean surface or shallow reef. Everyone from ages 6 and up has fun here! Open Water Scuba Diver This is where your adventure really begins. This 31 hour course is composed of classroom, pool and open water activities. You will learn about equipment, safety procedures, decompression, and buoyancy control as well as how to be safe and have fun in a variety of aquatic environments. Upon completion you will be qualified to enjoy scuba diving with a buddy during daylight hours and to a maximum depth of 60 feet. Minimum age: 10 Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver As soon as you complete your open water course you will want to continue the fun with an advanced open water diver course. This course consists of a couple short classroom sessions and 6 diverse open water dives designed to give you a taste of all the activities that await you in the world of scuba. Some of the dives you will participate in include deep diving to a depth between 60 and 130 ft., search and recovery, underwater navigation, computer diving and light salvage and recovery. Many feel this course is one of the most fun and practical courses available. Master Scuba Diver This is one of the most respected recreational certifications available today. If you want to maximize your academic and open water experience, this course is for you. Not only will you be challenged with more complete academics but another 8 dives round out this demanding but worthwhile certification. Most divers who are working towards becoming assistant instructors and divemasters take this as preparation. Scuba Rescue Managing stress and preventing accidents is the focus of this highly recommended course. First aid with CPR is required and can be taught in conjunction with NAUI's highly acclaimed First Aid program. Advanced Scuba Rescue This is a continuation of the skills and knowledge acquired in the Scuba Rescue course with broader and more detailed applications for the diver that wants to be prepared. Training Assistant This is not a certification course but a designation. After becoming an Advanced Open Water Diver and Scuba Rescue Diver, you can learn how to assist NAUI professionals in a variety of training environments. This is good experience for the diver that is considering going pro! Assistant Instructor This is a practical Introduction to the life of a scuba professional. This course focus's on teaching skills for the classroom as well as the pool and gives you an opportunity to work side by side with a NAUI instructor as you learn the ropes of working with new students. Divemaster As you progress along the professional training track the Divemaster course teaches you how to provide leadership in openwater environments as well as giving you the chance to be involved in nearly every aspect of an active NAUI dive center. Make no mistake this course is work, but possibly the most fun work you"ll do. Instructor This is the ultimate. If your ready to take on the challenge you can be a NAUI scuba instructor. Earn money, have fun, travel, make a difference! Call or e-mail us for details. Speciality Courses We offer a wide selection of speciality courses such as Dry Suit Diver, Nitrox Diver, River and Current Diver, Ice Diver, Cavern Diver, Underwater Photography, Wreck Diver, Equipment repair and many others. Whatever your interest, we can take you there. |
Courses and Products
| These are just a few of the many items you will find in our large, full service dive center. We are proud to be authorized dealers for: Atomic, Pinnacle, Sherwood, Genesis, Akona, NeoSport, Dive Rite and soon to add Reactor Watches and Stormcase by Hardigg. |
