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Water Activities & PADI Continuing Education at Trident Adventures - San Diego

Water Activities & PADI Continuing Education at Trident Adventures

Honolulumoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

1-3 days for full certification courses

Fitness Level

Participants should be in good health with moderate fitness levels

Overview

Looking to deepen your scuba skills? Trident Adventures offers top-tier PADI Continuing Education courses amid vibrant marine life on California’s coast. Learn why this experience is a must for diving enthusiasts.

Honolulu, Hawaii

PADI Continuing Education

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About This Adventure

PADI's eLearning allows you to complete the distance learning portion of your course at your own pace. This means that all required knowledge development will be completed when it is convenient for you before booking your dives or practical application requirements.

Trident Adventures Offers the following courses:

Boat Diver - $135 Deep Diver - $135 Digital Underwater Photography - $135 Dive Against Debris - $110 DPV - $135 Drift Diver - $135 Equipment Specialists - $60 Fish Identification - $45 Night Diver - $135 Peak Performance Buoyancy - $135 Search and Recovery - $135 Underwater Navigator - $135 Wreck Diver - $135

*This fee covers your online training, assessments, and certification card. Additional fees for your practical training, dives, required equipment, logbooks, and any other required materials are to be paid to your chosen PADI Dive Center.

You will have 12 months to complete your certification requirements after finishing the eLearning.

Any price paid for a PADI eLearning course from Trident Adventures can be applied to complete that course when booked with Trident Adventures.

Adventure Tips

Book in advance

Ensure your space by booking your courses ahead of time, especially during peak season.

Check weather conditions

Good weather and calm seas are key for safe, enjoyable dives—keep an eye on local forecasts.

Bring your certification card

Always carry your current scuba certification to streamline your enrollment process.

Stay hydrated and rested

Proper hydration and rest help you perform your best during dives and classroom sessions.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Gray seal
  • Giant Pacific octopus

History

This region's rich maritime history dates back to the early 19th century, with many shipwrecks now serving as artificial reefs.

Conservation

The operation emphasizes eco-friendly diving practices, including marine life monitoring and reef preservation efforts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Wetsuit

Essential

Keeps you warm in cooler waters and is essential for comfort during dives.

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Dive mask and fins

Essential

Basic gear for underwater mobility and clear vision.

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Certified personal dive computer

Helps monitor your depth, time, and decompression status for safe diving.

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Surface signaling devices

Essential

Ensures you can call for help or signal your position when on the surface.

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