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3 days
Participants should be in good health with basic swimming skills and be comfortable in water for extended periods.
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Embark on an unforgettable underwater adventure with PADI's Open Water Diving Certification. In just three days, gain essential skills through academic sessions, pool training, and ocean dives. Advance your expertise with specialized courses, including CPR/First Aid, ensuring you're prepared for any situation while exploring the depths of the sea.
CPR First Aid Certification - $79 Advanced Diving Certification, Rescue Diving Certification - $499 Open Water Diving Certification - $595 Dive Master - $1399
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Open Water Diving Certification
Start your diving journey with the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) Open Water Certification, the first level in PADI's dive training series. This comprehensive course includes academic sessions, pool training, and four open water dives in the ocean, Florida springs, or lakes. Complete your certification in as little as three days and gain the skills and confidence to explore the underwater world.
Advanced to Rescue Diver Certification
Advance your diving skills with our range of PADI courses, from Advanced Diver to Rescue Diver, and even up to Divemaster. Our courses are customized to fit your schedule, and we offer flexible payment plans for all advanced training. Our all-inclusive pricing covers everything—gear, entrance fees, equipment, and air fills—so you can focus entirely on your training without worrying about hidden costs.
CPR/First Aid Courses
Our U.S. Coast Guard-approved CPR/First Aid course is essential for anyone aiming to obtain a captain's license or advanced dive certifications. This six-hour course teaches basic lifesaving techniques, including the use of oxygen. It's a critical course that equips you with the skills to potentially save a life.
Drinking plenty of water helps prevent dehydration, which can increase the risk of decompression sickness.
Protect your skin and the marine environment by choosing environmentally friendly sunscreen products.
Equalize your ears frequently during descents to avoid discomfort or injury.
Perform a pre-dive equipment check with your buddy to ensure everything is functioning properly.
Venice has a rich maritime heritage with ties to early fishing industries along Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Efforts by local organizations focus on protecting marine habitats and encouraging responsible dive practices to preserve vibrant reef ecosystems.
A properly fitting mask and snorkel improve comfort and breathing while at the surface and during pool sessions.
A wetsuit keeps you warm in cooler Gulf waters especially during fall and winter certifications.
fall specific
Monitors depth and dive time to ensure safe ascent rates and avoid decompression sickness.
Keeps track of your dives and progress throughout certification and beyond.