This program generally takes one day. With sufficient notice, we can usually offer this course when it’s most convenient for you.

• Be at least 12 years old
• Be certified to at least the Open Water Diver level
• Must complete the RSTC Medical Waiver and have physician’s approval (if required)

$200/person includes:

• All instruction
• Self-study materials

You supply:

• Mask and snorkel
• Adjustable scuba fins and wetsuit boots
• Drysuit and undergarment Cylinder
• Regulator system with alternate air source
• BC with integrated weight system or weight belt
• Weights
• Dive computer
• Underwater compass
• Dive knife/cutting tool
• Dive light
• SMB

Items you don’t already own are generally available for rent. Students are also responsible for gas fills and dive site admission.

Knowing how to dive a drysuit allows for comfortable, year-round diving. Gone are the days of the water or air being too cold.

Drysuits are easy to use. They do, however, require special training. Unplanned, feet-first ascents are not cool and can be hazardous to your health.

Staying dry underwater lets you wear warm, snuggly undergarments. As on land, layering is key.

When divers are warm, they pay better attention to their surroundings. They see more and enjoy being underwater more. Dive dry and learn this for yourself.