moderate
2–4 hours
Moderate physical fitness required; comfortable swimming is recommended
Join Dive Avelo in Oahu for unforgettable underwater adventures amidst vibrant reefs and historic shipwrecks. Perfect for all skill levels, they deliver eco-friendly diving with expert guidance.
6 Hours • Ages 11+
Learn how to dive the Avelo System by joining one of our Recreational Avelo Diver (RAD) specialty courses. With this certification, you can dive on our charters and around the world at any Avelo Dive Center.
Avelo provides the freedom and streamlined experience of freediving to your dives. At nearly half the weight of standard scuba, diving the Avelo System is not only more enjoyable to dive but it’s also more fun.
Avelo is a new diving discipline. Our specialty course is your ticket to redefine your underwater experience. Enjoy smoother, longer divers with lighter and safer gear.
This open-circuit dive system reimagines buoyancy control by using the tank itself to experience perfect neutral buoyancy without adjusting for depth. The Avelo System consists of two components, the Jetpack and the Hydrotank. When you add water to the Hydrotank you become heavier and when you purge water you become lighter. Because there is no compressible air volume as with a standard BCD no adjustments of buoyancy need to be made when you go deeper or shallower.
Reserve your spot early, especially during peak season, to secure availability.
Ensure your wetsuit and equipment fit comfortably for a safe, enjoyable dive.
Drink plenty of water before and after your dive to stay well-hydrated.
Pay close attention to the guides' instructions for a secure adventure.
Oahu’s waters have been central to Hawaiian culture for centuries, with many sites sacred or historically significant, reflecting the deep ancestral connection to the ocean.
Dive Avelo emphasizes reef preservation and responsible tourism to protect Hawaii’s fragile marine ecosystems.
Keeps you comfortable and protected in the Hawaii waters.
summer specific
Allows clear viewing of marine life during surface intervals.
Provides propulsion and stability underwater.
Helps monitor depth and dive time for safety.