moderate
2 full days
Participants should be in good health, comfortable with swimming, and able to handle physical effort of multiple dives over two days.
Finish your open water scuba certification on North Carolina’s Outer Banks with Roanoke Island Outfitters. Dive in a nearby training quarry and top off your experience with a beach dive to a legendary shipwreck.
Complete your open water dives
Experience the thrill of completing your open water dives in the stunning Outer Banks! Over two days, you'll dive in a training quarry just minutes away, with all necessary scuba gear provided. Enhance your adventure by adding a beach dive to a shipwreck the following day for an unforgettable underwater exploration.
Person (Ages 10+): $250
Complete your open water dives while on your Outer Banks vacation. You will need to be available on 2 different days. Course includes 4 open water dives. Book the first day and you will set up the second day with your instructor. The dives will take place in our training quarry located 5 minutes from our shop. You will need to have a vehicle to follow us to the quarry. Once you complete your dives for the course you can add a beach dive to a shipwreck the next day. This includes all your scuba gear (tank, weight, bc, regulator). You will need to provide or rent your own personal gear (mask, snorkel, fins, boots). You will also need to own a pair of gloves as we do not rent these but you can purchase them in our shop before your dive.
While tanks and regulators are provided, ensure you have your mask, snorkel, fins, boots, and gloves (available for purchase) for comfort and safety.
The course requires availability over two separate days; plan transportation accordingly to follow the group to the quarry dive site.
Use the clear, calm quarry waters to hone your buoyancy skills before ocean diving at the shipwreck site.
Outer Banks weather can change quickly; verify sea conditions before your beach dive to the shipwreck for a safer experience.
Roanoke Island is famous for its role in early English colonization attempts dating back to the late 16th century.
Roanoke Island Outfitters emphasizes sustainable diving practices, encouraging divers to avoid contact with fragile shipwrecks and marine habitats.
Personal equipment ensures the best fit and comfort during dives.
Protects feet during entry and exit, especially on rocky shorelines.
Required for protection; must be brought or bought onsite as rentals are unavailable.
Keeps divers warm in cooler Outer Banks water temperatures.
spring|fall|winter specific