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Scuba & Kayaking in Exotic Aquatics - Deep Water Adventures - Honolulu

Scuba & Kayaking in Exotic Aquatics - Deep Water Adventures

Bainbridge Islandchallenging

Difficulty

challenging

Duration

2–3 hours per dive session

Fitness Level

At least moderate physical fitness is recommended, as dives can last up to an hour with some strenuous maneuvering.

Overview

Looking to deepen your diving skills in a stunning marine setting? Exotic Aquatics offers the Advanced Open Water Diver course, perfect for thrill-seekers eager to explore beyond the basics. Read on to discover what makes this spot a top choice for underwater adventurers.

Bainbridge Island, Washington

Advanced Open Water Diver

$489.99 per person

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Elevate your diving experience with the Advanced Open Water course, featuring five thrilling dives that enhance your skills and enjoyment. Explore exciting specialties like Night Diving, Drysuit Diving, and Navigation, while gaining confidence in deeper waters. This course is the perfect next step for passionate divers ready to expand their horizons.

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Rates

Person $489.95


About

Advanced Open Water consists of 5 open water dives designed to increase your skill level and enjoyment of diving.

This represents the next step in your diving education, introducing you to skills like Night Diving, Drysuit Diving, Deep Diving, Underwater Naturalist, Navigation, and many more.

As an Advanced Open Water Student you are expected to have your own equipment. If you do not please check one of the boxes indicating that you will need equipment.

Adventure Tips

Monitor weather conditions

Check for calm seas and clear visibility to ensure the best diving experience.

Book in advance

Secure your spot early, especially during peak season, to guarantee availability.

Bring your certifications

Carry your current dive licenses and logbook to streamline the onboarding process.

Respect marine life

Maintain a safe distance from underwater creatures and avoid touching delicate coral.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Reef sharks
  • Humphead wrasse

History

This region's popularity for diving grew rapidly after World War II, with wrecks and reefs attracting enthusiasts worldwide.

Conservation

The center actively participates in reef preservation initiatives, promoting eco-friendly diving practices to minimize environmental impact.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Wet or dry suit

Essential

Keeps you comfortable in varying water temperatures and prolongs your dive time.

summer,winter specific

Mask, fins, snorkel

Essential

Fundamental gear for clear, comfortable diving experiences.

Underwater compass

Essential

Vital for navigation during advanced dives, especially at night or in complex terrain.

Dive computer

Essential

Tracks your depth and time to ensure safety during dives.