
moderate
4 days
Participants should be in good general physical condition, comfortable swimming, and able to handle moderate exertion underwater.
Explore the clear waters of Lake Keowee and Lake Jocassee with expert-led Open Water Certification Dives near Greenville, SC. Learn essential scuba skills, enjoy pool training, and complete thrilling open water sessions in some of the Southeast’s most scenic lakes.
Ages 10+ • Students and Fun Divers Welcome!
Join us for an exhilarating weekend of kayaking and swimming at Lake Keowee and Lake Jocassee! Experience expert-led classes and pool sessions, followed by thrilling open water adventures. Perfect for all skill levels, this unique opportunity combines learning with the beauty of nature, ensuring unforgettable memories on the water.
Join us for an exhilarating weekend of kayaking and swimming at Lake Keowee and Lake Jocassee! Experience expert-led classes and pool sessions, followed by thrilling open water adventures. Perfect for all skill levels, this unique opportunity combines learning with the beauty of nature, ensuring unforgettable memories on the water.
Plan to arrive 30 minutes before your session to organize equipment and settle in without stress.
Masks, fins, and snorkels are not included—bring your own or rent locally to ensure a perfect fit.
Be capable of swimming 200 meters without stopping and floating for 10 minutes as part of course prerequisites.
Open water dives depend on weather; stay updated to avoid last-minute changes or cancellations.
Lake Keowee was created in the 1970s as part of a hydroelectric project, transforming the region’s terrain and outdoor recreation landscape.
Diving operators promote minimal impact practices to protect aquatic ecosystems and maintain water quality on these lakes.
Clear vision underwater is crucial for safety and enjoyment, so bring a well-fitted mask.
Fins maximize swimming efficiency and control during dives, reducing fatigue.
Wetsuits provide insulation in cooler lake water, especially during fall and winter months.
spring;fall;winter specific
A dive computer monitors depth and duration, ensuring safe nitrogen levels during dives.