moderate
2 days
Participants should have good overall fitness to manage multiple dives including physical activity like swimming and gear handling.
Take your diving skills to new depths with the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Certification in Key Largo, Florida. Explore vibrant coral reefs and iconic wrecks while gaining invaluable underwater expertise over two immersive days.
From $599 | 2 days | Ages 10+
Diver (Ages 10+): $599 NOTE: No hidden fees Elearning is included Course gear rental available during booking if needed
2 days
PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Certification builds upon the foundation of knowledge and skills developed during open water certification. Following E-Learning, you'll enjoy an instructor-supervised introduction to deep diving and underwater navigation, as well as three elective specialty areas. Elective dives might include peak performance buoyancy, wreck diving, drift diving, boat diving, Search & Recovery, or underwater photography, among others. This course is three boat trips over two days.
Requirements: Before arriving complete PADI E-Learning Open Water Diver Course.
The deposit includes the elearning and other fees we incur to reserve your class. There is no refund of the deposit. The elearning is valid for 1 year.
Before each dive, ensure all your equipment is functioning properly to enjoy a safe and comfortable experience underwater.
Maintain neutral buoyancy to avoid touching or damaging delicate corals and avoid disturbing local wildlife.
Drink plenty of water before and after your dives to prevent dehydration in the tropical climate of Key Largo.
Apply reef-safe sunscreen and wear UV-protective apparel before and after dives to guard against strong Florida sun.
The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary was established in 1990 to protect these critical reefs from overuse and pollution.
Operators emphasize eco-friendly diving practices and reef-safe products to preserve the fragile marine environment.
Helps maintain neutral buoyancy, which is critical for safe and effective diving.
Monitors depth and time underwater to manage no-decompression limits safely.
Essential for clear underwater vision and surface breathing.
Protects your skin while preventing harm to coral reefs.
summer specific