Scuba Diving Lessons & Classes
Jump into the deep end, fins first, and learn how to scuba dive, improve your skills, or get the training you need to dive in deeper!
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Wherever the water takes you
Diventures is the premier place for all things scuba, offering a wide range of scuba diving courses—from open water certification to professional level courses. You can expect to receive the best scuba training from highly educated instructors that have logged tens of thousands of hours of diving experience over the past 50 years.
Whether you need to get certified, brush up on your diving skills, book a trip, get your gear or want to have some local diving fun, we like to think we offer a little something for everyone.
Scuba dive with Diventures
When it comes to our scuba diving courses, we cater to your skill level. Our top-notch instructors teach a wide variety of scuba classes, taking as much time as necessary, to ensure you feel comfortable before moving on to the next step.
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Specialty Scuba Courses
Scuba Diving for Kids
Open Water Diver
Landlocked Scuba Club
Skills Update
 How it works
You’ll earn your scuba diving certification through three parts: Digital Learning at home, then Classroom & Pool Sessions with one of our instructors, and finally four Open Water Training Dives. We keep our scuba diving classes small and our expert instructors provide a personalized experience focused on education and skill development. You can complete your training dives locally or on a Diventures trip with one of our instructors.
Explore new, underwater worlds
Explore the depths and the beauty of marine wildlife on a Diventures trip. We provide concierge service at top diving destinations around the world. You can join a group trip or we can help plan your dream private trip.
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Scuba diving FAQs
Is scuba diving safe?
How much does scuba diving certification cost?
Should I buy or rent my own gear?
Do I need to be an expert swimmer to dive?
You must demonstrate a basic swimming ability at the beginning of your scuba course. It’s good to make sure you are comfortable in the water and being able to swim can help you do that. However, diving underwater and swimming on top of the water are two entirely different activities. The best part of diving is the ability to relax and breathe underwater, so, if you can complete the swim on the first day, you should not have any issues. If you feel you need a swimming refresh, a private swim lesson is a great option.
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Want to learn more about scuba diving lessons? Contact us today.














