Congrats to Lisa, Laney, Holt, Jay, Kelly, and Linda who completed the Open Water course, the entry-level scuba class to explore underwater. VJ, Jerry, and Billy completed Overhead Sidemount. They continued their training, along with Jon, to complete Intro to Cave, a challenging course which demands excellent buoyancy skills, but […]
Yearly Archives: 2012
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Twin Caves on Merrit’s Mill Pond in Marianna, is a potentially silty cave dive, but a nice dive with always a few albino crawfish to see.
Morrison Springs south of Ponce de Leon is a magnitude one, extremely clear spring with a large cavern room filled with eels and catfish.
Courses are offered through the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI), Scuba Diving International (SDI) / Technical Diving International (TDI), and the Professional Scuba Association International (PSAI). Materials are provided to students at least two weeks before class. This allows time to review, contact the instructor with questions, and be […]
Looking for something different with scuba? Learn about the benefits of diving in sidemount: comfort, horizontal buoyancy control, and the safety redundancy of two first stages and two second stages for an independent air supply. For those with back problems, this configuration reduces your load since two small cylinders can […]
Cavern specialty! Learn to safely explore the daylight zone of Florida’s spectacular freshwater springs. If you are interested in becoming a cave diver, it all starts with the Cavern Diver course where you will work on buoyancy control and horizontal trim. You will learn about the additional equipment and skills […]
Snapper Scuba offers PADI DSAT Tec Rec, TDI and PSAI Tec classes. Technical diving is not for most divers, but for some, the rewards are great to visit places most divers will never see. It also allows divers to extend their dive duration beyond recreational no-stop limits within recreational depths […]