Discover Scuba Diving in Honolulu

No Experience Needed - Discover Scuba Diving in Honolulu 

• Found out what it's like to breathe underwater.
  
• Discovered key skills that you'll use during every SCUBA dive.
  
• Had fun swimming around and exploring.
  
• Heard about becoming a certified diver through the PADI Open Water Diver Course.
  

Duration of Adventure

1. 3 hours
   
2. Please arrive ON TIME for our 30 minute orientation, if you are not on time for this orientation you will not be able to participate on the excursion.
   

Location / Where to Meet

Ages & Requirements

• Must be 10+ years old to participate
  
• 10-14 years old requires an accompanying adult
  
• 14+ years old are allowed without an adult
  

• No prior experience with scuba diving is necessary 
  
• Need to be in reasonable physical health
  
• There will be a medical questionnaire that must be filled out ahead of the dive. If you answer yes to certain questions, you may be asked to obtain a signed doctor's note clearing you for the activity. The questionnaire often used can also be searched as the PADI/DAN Medical Scuba Statement/questionnaire.
  

What's Included

• PADI Professional to teach and guide you
  
• Full gear rental (Wetsuits, BCDs, Masks, Regulators, etc.)
  
• One open water dive
  
• Boat ride to the dive location
  
• Equipment and skills training
  
• Fresh drinking water
  

Not Included

• Gratuity - Never expected but if you have a great experience, please consider gifting 10-25% to your guides and captain!
  
• Certification - This is 1 dive with a professional, not a certification course.
  
• Photo Package - They do offer a photo package as an add-on cost.
  

What to Bring / Wear

• Swimsuit
  
• Towel
  
• Reef-Safe Sunscreen
  
• Extra layers of clothing - sweatshirts and warm hats
  
• Dry bag
  
• Snacks & Water
  
• Reusable Water Bottle - Please leave non-biodegradable and/or single use items such as glass or plastic be left ashore in interest and safety of wildlife.
  
• Required paperwork - Signed medical form if required, waivers, etc.
  
• Seasickness medications - If you are prone to seasickness, it is recommended to take sea sickness medication at least 30 minutes to 1 hour before the scheduled boat time. It is too late to take the medication if you are already seasick on the boat.
  
• Please remove any jewelry, watches, or anything that can get caught by the equipment or damaged by the water and pressure.
  

Wildlife Guidelines

Turtles, rays, sharks, seals, and dolphins are all protected in Hawaii. Please remember to keep your distance and never touch, feed, harass, or chase any wildlife in the water. Calmly watch from a distance! Also, please be aware of your body placement and equipment when around the reefs and wrecks. There is fragile coral, and many wrecks are rusting and breaking down, therefore to avoid damaging them further, please don't knock into them!

FAQs

• A single no-decompression dive, a minimum preflight surface or any driving to above 1000ft (305m) interval of 12 hours suggested.
  
• Multiple dives per day or multiple days of diving, a minimum preflight surface or any driving to above 1000ft (305m) interval of 18 hours is suggested.
  
• Dives requiring decompression stops are recommended to have longer than 18 hours.