• Discover Scuba Diving (Try a Dive)
• Open Water Diver Course (Beginner - First full Certification Level)
• Advanced Open Water Diver Course
• Rescue Diver Course
• Divemaster Course
• Emergency First Response (CPR / First Aid)
• Specialty Courses : Deep Diver, Night Diver, Navigation Diver
  Multilevel Diver, Wreck Diver, Drift Diver, Search and Recovery Diver
  U/W Photography, U/W Videography
• Public Safety Diving
• U/W Forensics

Our training can be done in either Trinidad or Tobago or a combination, for example many students do theory and pool work in Trinidad and spend a few days diving the blue clear waters of Tobago.

Our certification classes can be tailored to suit your work or vacation schedule. The theory sessions may be done in Trinidad or Tobago, with the diving being done mainly in Tobago. Upon successful completion of all courses a PADI Certification is awarded, this is recognized worldwide. Our classes are limited to a maximum of six (6) persons with an average of four (4). Private classes can also be scheduled. Drop me a line to Ron
if you have specific scheduling requests.

Residents of Trinidad & Tobago please call or write for a schedule for classes in Trinidad or Tobago, classes are held in Port of Spain, San Fernando, Chaguanas and Tobago.

About Becoming a SCUBA Diver and doing SCUBA training:
Learning to dive is safe, easy and fun.
Before engaging in the sport one should complete a recognized course. A question that we are often asked is : How does one go about safely learning to dive ?

First, you need to choose an Instructor, most certifying agencies allow only a fully certified Instructor, not their assistants / divemasters, to conduct all phases of training. SCUBA instructors can teach independently or be attached to a dive facility, most importantly the Instructor must provide proof that they are an Instructor and are currently certified to teach. Since most certifying agencies require Instructors to renew their teaching status annually, the instructor should be able to show proof of authorization to teach and certify for the current year. If there are doubts the Instructor should be willing to give the address and the phone number for the head office of the certifying body so that the credentials could be checked.

For many of of us the cost of the course is an important factor. However, THERE CAN BE NO COMPROMISE HERE FOR SAFETY. You should know from the start what the total cost of training and certification is going to be; like many other programs there are many components that go together to make up a complete training package. An example of what you may expect to find in a package price may be the following : a manual with a dive planner (tables), a log book, the certification card / registration with the training agency, pool or confined water sessions, open water dives and use of all SCUBA equipment required for the course. Many instructors / facilities expect students to have their own set of personal gear namely a mask, snorkel and pr. of fins. If you do not already own these items, read a manual or ask your local dive center for advice on how to choose a set of SCUBA quality equipment. If the course is not offered as a package, you may want to inquire as to the cost of the separate components making up the full certification program. For safety / emergency situations all dive operators and Instructors should always have an emergency response plan and medical oxygen on board the boat at all times.
We have more info available, please send mail requesting whatever info you may require.