Classes

Open Water Classes:

We are currently offering our Open Water Classes on the last week-end of each month and during the first three weeks of the month on Tuesday and Thursday nights from 6:00 – 9:00. 

Week-End Class:

Friday Night 6:00 - 9:00

Saturday 9:00 – 5:00

Sunday 12:00-5:00

Week-Night Classes:

First Thursday night of the Month 6:00 – 9:00

Tuesday and Thursday Night for the next 2 weeks from 6:00 – 9:00

Nitrox Class:

In your ENRICHED AIR NITROX program you will learn all the necessary rules for planning dives with Nitrox and using Nitrox in a safe way. An important key point in the entire program is analyzing your own tank prior to any Nitrox dive.

“Nitrox for free” is a slogan in a lot of resorts. This means that you do not have to pay a surcharge for Nitrox, but all diving operators will want to see a valid Nitrox certificate before you can dive.

ENRICHED AIR NITROX contains optional dives and therefore it is a perfect “Winter Specialty” before your diving holiday starts. This will allow you to go diving immediately and enjoy the advantages of diving with Nitrox

Special Price for the first Tuesday Night of each month,  $99.00

Spear Fishing:

This course will teach you the proper techniques for collection and hunting of certain species of marine
life. You will learn which species can be taken according to local laws and regulations and how this
collection can be done safely with low environmental impact.

Cost of $125.00

Boat Diver:

In your BOAT DIVING SPECIALTY COURSE you will learn the right boat diving techniques, how to choose the right travel agency and diving operator when planning your vacation, what to consider when traveling with your Total Diving System.

Taking a BOAT DIVING program prior to your vacation guarantees you will be ready.

Computer Diver:

 Have you ever been standing at the dive site asking yourself how to correctly set your brand new computer?”

A lot of divers have been in this situation and would have done anything to avoid it. This is exactly why COMPUTER DIVING is such an important course. It is your chance to learn and understand diving computers.

Learning how to plan your dive with a table is extremely important. It is how you develop an understanding of the decompression theory. But in real life, divers do not dive a table profile. The modern diver does multi-level diving which means that the dive incorporates different depth levels. These kind of dives can only be planned with a special type of table or a dive computer. Dive computers make diving safer and easier if you know how to set and use it correctly.

COMPUTER DIVING SPECIALTY COURSE Content:

•The equipment and preparation for multi-level-dives
•Medical aspects of multi-level-dives
•Dive Computers in comparison to dive tables
•Emergency management and procedures in multi-level-diving
The primary goal of any SSI Specialty course is to teach you important skills in a fun environment. All courses are taught using home study, short academic sessions, and in-water training.

Equipment Tech:

 “Your Total Diving System is like a buddy underwater who you need to be able to rely on at any time!”

Diving is more fun and more comfortable in your own equipment . The EQUIPMENT TECHNIQUES program teaches you how to choose the right equipment for your needs. You will learn how to fit, adjust , maintain and make small repairs right on the spot.

If you want to know more about EQUIPMENT TECHNIQUES, you can buy the manual or the DVD even without signing up for the course.

EQUIPMENT TECHNIQUES SPECIALTY COURSE Content:

•Your Total Diving System: The Basics
•Your Total Diving System: Scuba Equipment
•Your Total Diving System: Specialty Training and Accessory System
•Traveling With Your Total Diving System
The primary goal of any SSI Specialty course is to teach you important skills in a fun environment. All courses are taught using home study, short academic sessions, and in-water training.

Navigation:

 When you’re underwater, knowing where you are and where you’re going comes in handy, especially if you’re looking for that beautiful reef that you’ve heard all about. The SSI Underwater Navigator Specialty course will help you become a pro at finding your way underwater.

What do I need to start?

• SSI Open Water Diver or Junior Open Water Diver certified (or qualifying certification from another organization)
• Minimum age: 10 years old

What will I do?

During your SSI Underwater Navigator Specialty course, you’ll learn underwater navigation dive procedures, techniques, planning, organization and potential problems. You’ll also be introduced to natural navigation, underwater patterns, distance estimation and further your compass navigation skills. You’ll put these into practice during your three open water dives.

How long will it take?

• Recommended Course Hours: 12
• Minimum Open Water Training: three dives over one day

What will I need?

• Nav-Pak, which includes Nav-Finder, manual, video and log insert

Where can I go from here?

Your Adventures In Diving Navigation counts towards achieving Master Diver Status!

Deep Diver:

Why SSI Deep Diver?
Dive in places where only a few have explored before! Get the experience of diving on a wreck below 100 feet/30 meters! To do these dives safely, you need the right skills and the right knowledge and that is exactly what DEEP DIVING provides you.

Without proper training this kind of diving is an uncontrollable safety risk. To plan your dives properly you must first know about all of the potential risks involved in DEEP DIVING. SSIs DEEP DIVING course will provide you with the skills, knowledge and experience required to make these types of dives safely and comfortably. 

You can count the Deep Adventure Dive from your Adventures In Diving program as the first dive of the Specialty course (at instructors discretion) which counts as one of five Specialty certifications required to achieve Master Scuba Diver Status.

What do I need to start?
* SSI Adventure Diver certification (or qualifying certification from another organization)
* Minimum age: 15 years old

What will I do?
* You’ll learn deep dive planning, organization, procedures, techniques and hazards. You’ll also put this knowledge to the test as you go on four open water dives that range from 18 – 40 meters / 60 – 130 feet.

 

Dry-Suit Diver:

In your DRY SUIT DIVING program you will learn about the advantages of dry suit diving, different suits, valves, underwear and dry suit accessories.

During the 2 mandatory dives you will apply correct dry diving techniques and demonstrate the correct care and maintenance of a dry suit.

 

Night and Limited Visibility:

While diving at night you can discover a different side of this world and you can experience it from a completely different view.

It is an unbelievable feeling to discover the mysteries held underwater when the sun goes down.

With the right equipment and a powerful torch there is a lot to discover. Night diving is a whole new way to experience the underwater world.

 

Stress and Rescue:

The program is about avoiding, recognizing and solving problems on the surface and underwater.

The course runs two – four days in which you will participate in academic and in-water sessions in the pool and in the open water. As a prerequisite for certification you need to have a valid CPR & First Aid certificate.

 

Search and Recovery:

SSI offers a structured program for SEARCH AND RECOVERY where you will learn to perform different search patterns with the help of ropes and compasses, and to plan search and recovery operations in a team.

You will also learn the correct handling of one or more lifting bags in order to bring heavy objects securely to the surface.

 

Wreck Diver:

Diving on wrecks is exciting and there are some potential risks too, but with the right training WRECK DIVING will become a great adventure.

During the WRECK DIVING SPECIALTY COURSE you will learn where and how to get background information on wrecks, how to locate wrecks and how to prepare for a wreck dive. During the 2 mandatory dives you will apply the correct wreck diving techniques, as well as, evaluate and avoid the potential risks while diving on wrecks.