Open Water Certification Checkout Dives in Honolulu, Hawaii
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Participants should have basic swimming skills and be in average physical condition to handle snorkeling and scuba exercises.
Overview
Complete your Open Water Certification with focused, expert instruction in Honolulu's clear waters. Join Ola ParaDive for two days of immersive checkout dives that combine adventure with skill-building.
Open Water Certification Checkout Dives
2 Days • Check Out Dives Only
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About This Adventure
Complete your Open Water Certification with personalized instruction in small groups, ensuring a focused and engaging experience. Over two days, dive into the underwater world with expert guidance, culminating in your final exam. This unique opportunity promises adventure and skill development in a supportive environment.
Open Water Certification Checkout Dives
Finish your certification with us. This item only includes OPEN WATER DIVES 1-4 plus FINAL EXAM
Your passport to adventure and the underwater world. We aim to provide the highest level of training, and that starts with our small class sizes and highly trained instructors. Max student ratio is 4 students per instructor.
Pre-requisites:
- Must have completed the confined water section of the course prior to this.
- Last dive training session date must not exceed 1 year and must be PADI affiliated
Duration
2 Days
Location
Will be determined and sent out via txt/email depending on weather/conditions.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Hydrated and Well-Rested
Proper hydration and rest improve your focus and underwater performance during your certification.
Use Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect Hawaii’s marine environment by choosing sunscreens that are safe for coral reefs.
Practice Buoyancy Control
Good buoyancy helps protect fragile coral and enhances your diving experience during checkout dives.
Check Your Gear Before Diving
Ensure all your snorkeling and scuba equipment are functioning correctly to avoid delays or issues underwater.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian green sea turtles (honu)
- Colorful reef fish like parrotfish and butterflyfish
History
Honolulu’s waters have long been central to native Hawaiian culture and sustenance, offering rich marine biodiversity tied to island traditions.
Conservation
Ola ParaDive emphasizes eco-friendly practices such as reef safety and encourages guests to preserve Hawaii's delicate underwater habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Mask and Snorkel
Clear, well-fitting mask and snorkel are critical for underwater observation and breathing during checkout dives.
Wetsuit (3mm-5mm)
A wetsuit provides warmth and protection against reef scrapes, especially in cooler months.
fall specific
Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin while preserving marine ecosystems with reef-friendly sunscreen during sunny Hawaiian days.
summer specific
Dive Computer or Waterproof Watch
Helpful for monitoring dive time, depth, and safety stops during your open water certification.