moderate
6–7 hours
Participants should be in good health with moderate fitness to handle multiple dives and instruction sessions.
Upgrade your diving skills with Aquatica PR’s Scuba Skills Update in Aguadilla. Enjoy expert guidance, two exciting dives, and unforgettable underwater photos.
Refresh your underwater expertise with the Scuba Skills Update by Aquatica PR, based in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. This immersive 6-7 hour program is designed for certified divers who want to sharpen their skills and boost confidence before their next dive. Participants enjoy two guided dives at some of Aguadilla's most stunning dive sites, featuring vibrant coral reefs, abundant marine life, and clear Caribbean waters. Experienced instructors provide personalized, hands-on coaching throughout the sessions, ensuring divers revisit essential safety and technique fundamentals. Beyond refining your dive skills, the course also includes complimentary underwater photos to help you capture memorable moments beneath the waves. Whether you’ve been out of the water for a while or just want to stay sharp, this refresher is ideal for combining education with adventure in a beautiful tropical setting.
Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration, which can increase the risk of decompression sickness.
Ensure all dive gear is in excellent condition before the refresher to maximize safety and enjoyment.
Getting to the meeting point on time helps you absorb safety instructions and get comfortable with your instructors.
Use biodegradable sunscreen to prevent harm to marine ecosystems during surface intervals.
Aguadilla has a rich maritime history with traditional fishing communities influencing local culture.
Efforts in Aguadilla focus on protecting coral reefs and marine life through sustainable diving practices.
Personal gear improves comfort and fit during dives and surface swims.
Protects against cooler water temperatures and potential stings or abrasions.
all specific
Monitors dive time and depth for safety during decompression.
Protects your skin during surface intervals without damaging marine ecosystems.
summer specific