Dolphin Dive Center

Start the class with all the equipment you will need to continue scuba diving.

Dive Logbook
A diver records information about dives into a logbook. This information helps track your progress toward different levels of recognition within the SSI system

Buoyancy Compensator
Buoyancy Compensators, also known as BC’s help controls the diver’s buoyancy in the water. Most BC’s on the market today are weight integrated, providing more comfort and convenience both in and out of the water.

Regulator Set
Regulators allow divers to breathe underwater. They regulate the air flow from the tank, and reduce it to a breathable pressure. The components of the regulator set are the first stage, second stage, alternate air source and gauges. The gauges tell us how deep we are underwater, and how much air we have in our tank.

Dive Computer
Dive computers allow divers to stay underwater longer by monitoring theoretical nitrogen absorption. They can be worn on the wrist or mounted into your gauge console.

The tools for advanced scuba diving.

Deep Diving
Deep diving opens the door to many different activities such as Wreck Diving, and the chance to see coral and marine life found only at deeper depths. But deep diving also requires more intensive preparation and planning.

Night/Limited Visibility Diving
Night diving is a natural extension of a diver's activities. The colorful nocturnal creatures glowing under a dive light create a spectacular surreal combination. With limited visibility diving, your range of activities is unsurpassed, opening up new dive sites to explore in your own locale.

Wreck Diving
Wreck diving is a specialized area of scuba diving that can be enjoyed by all divers in all areas of the world. It offers a new outlet for adventure and helps satisfy the diver’s natural curiosity by allowing a glimpse into our past.

Underwater Navigation
Whether using a compass or your natural surroundings, you as a scuba diver, can learn to master your marine environments through the skills of navigation. The ability to navigate into fascinating new destinations enhances your diving adventure and increases your level of confidence.

Stress and Resue
Learn how to detect and prevent stress in yourself and your diving companions, while mastering the rescue skills needed to help a diver in trouble. Also learn first-hand how to administer immediate care to an accident victim. With the Diver Stress and Rescue program you will increase your diving competency and enjoyment while you learn to prevent diving accidents.

Cavern Diving
Divers Alert Network says this is a must have course for all Open Water divers!! Throughout this course you will learn how to fine tune all of your skills and make yourself a better diver. Check out Dive Training for more information.

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