If you want to make the most of your bottom time and have more fun on your dives, try underwater scooter or diver propulsion vehicle (DPV) diving.

72% of our planet is covered in water and the best way to explore the oceans with through scuba diving. Scuba diving can be a safe, fun and exciting pastime. We at 72 Aquatics pride ourselves in maintaining the highest level of safety and professionalism throughout your scuba diving certification.

72 Aquatics Open Water Scuba Certification Training is All Inclusive!

72% of our planet is covered in water and the best way to explore the oceans is through scuba diving. Scuba diving can be a safe, fun and exciting activity. We at 72 Aquatics pride ourselves in maintaining the highest level of safety and professionalism throughout your scuba diving certification.

72% of our planet is covered in water and the best way to explore the oceans with through scuba diving. Scuba diving can be a safe, fun and exciting pastime. We at 72 Aquatics pride ourselves in maintaining the highest level of safety and professionalism throughout your scuba diving certification.

After earning your Open Water Diver certification, the SSI Advanced Open Water program is the next step in expanding your scuba skills and confidence. This allows you to sample different areas of diving while building valuable experience under the guidance of an SSI Instructor. It's the perfect way to discover which specialties interest you most and prepare yourself for a wider range of diving adventures.

Prepare yourself for the scuba certification!

The SSI Enriched Air Nitrox program will teach you how to safely plan and dive with enriched air mixtures of up to 40% oxygen.

The ocean is filled with dive sites, but many of them cannot be reached from shore.

Many exciting dive sites are located in deeper water

This program provides the skills and concepts required to safely and comfortably navigate underwater during a dive.

Do you want to increase your buoyancy control, minimize your breathing gas consumption, or move effortlessly above the ocean floor?