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Refresh your scuba diving skills. The Re-Activate program is the perfect way to update your dive skills and regain your confidence before jumping back into the ocean. The Re-Activate program is mandatory if you haven’t been diving for more than 1 year. Includes equipment assembly, review of basic scuba diving skills in confined water and 1 ocean dive, all under the supervision of a PADI professional
The Re-Activate program is the perfect way to update your dive skills, test your knowledge and regain your confidence before jumping back into the ocean. The program is mandatory if you haven’t been diving for more than 2 years. Includes knowledge quick review, equipment assembly, extended skill training in confined water and 1 ocean dive, all under the supervision of a PADI professional
The PADI Open Water Diver course is the world's most popular and internationally recognized scuba diving course. The certification entitles you to discover the beautiful underwater world in depths of up to 18m/ 60ft together with your dive buddy. Start today with PADI Touch - eLearning!
The scuba diving in Jamaica is predominantly organized along the north and west coastline - this coincides with the major hotel and tourism areas of Montego Bay, Negril, and Ocho Rios
Visit the most popular dive site of Negril named Arches, check out the wreck of a DC3 plane resting at a depth of 30m/100ft, admire the many swim troughs at dive site Gallery and look out for turtles, nurse sharks and maybe even a seahorse!
Visit the most popular dive site of Negril named Arches, check out the wreck of a DC3 plane resting at a depth of 30m/100ft, admire the many swim troughs at dive site Gallery and look out for turtles, nurse sharks and maybe even a seahorse!
Visit the most popular dive site of Negril named Arches, check out the wreck of a DC3 plane resting at a depth of 30m/100ft, admire the many swim troughs at dive site Gallery and look out for turtles, nurse sharks and maybe even a seahorse!
