Scuba Certification Adventure with Hawaii Dive Center
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Moderate swimming ability and comfort in water required
Overview
Get your scuba certification amid Hawaii’s vibrant reefs with expert guidance. Dive into adventure and discover a stunning underwater world—perfect for beginners eager to take the plunge!
Become a Certified Scuba Diver!
(OW Dives 1-2)
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable diving adventure with the Open Water Certification! Experience the thrill of exploring Hawaii's stunning blue waters over two days, mastering skills through four ocean dives. Achieve your certification while celebrating your newfound freedom to explore the underwater world like never before!
Start your diving journey with this Open Water Certification, your passport to adventure and the underwater world!
Times and duration
- Monday – Sunday
About
Become a Certified SCUBA Diver!
Phase III: Open Water Checkout Dives
During this portion of your training you finally get to go to the ocean and dive Hawaii’s splendid blue waters! You’ll get comfortable at first to a maximum depth of 40 feet, and progress to dives of a maximum depth of 60 feet. It is spread over two days of diving, each day consisting of two checkout dives! You take all of the skills you’ve learned in the classroom & confined water and apply them to real life conditions. Once you’ve successfully demonstrated your skills in the ocean over the four dives, you are ready to receive your certification card! Did we mention this is worth celebrating!?!?!
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
Ensure your spot by reserving your certification trip early before peak seasons.
Check gear requirements
Bring your own wetsuit and mask if preferred, or rent gear provided on-site.
Stay hydrated
Drink plenty of water before and after dives to stay energized and safe.
Follow instructor advice
Pay close attention to safety instructions to maximize your learning and fun.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Turtle
- Reef Sharks
History
Hawaii's rich marine history influences local conservation efforts, and the reef ecosystems have thrived for centuries, now protected as part of marine reserves.
Conservation
The dive center actively participates in reef restoration projects and promotes eco-friendly diving practices to protect marine biodiversity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Mask and snorkel
A comfortable mask and snorkel help you enjoy the underwater scenery during your dives.
Wetsuit
Wetsuits provide warmth and protection against water temps and cuts.
Dive computer
Helps monitor your depth and safety during dives.
Beach towel
Useful for drying off and relaxing after your dives.