OPEN WATER CERTIFICATION
COST: U.S. $250 DURATION: 4 days, 5 dives
The Open Water Diving Certification is the beginning certification standard for divers the world over. Most dive shops on Caye Caulker certify divers under the PADI system, although NAUI and CMAS are also available.

The Open Water course consists of four days of classroom activities as well as daily in-the-water experiences. You get in the water from the first day. Student manuals, use of videos, gear and instruction are included. The course lasts for four days. At the end of the course, you should have logged your first five dives. Most days include half day of classroom instruction, followed by half a day of in-the-water instruction.

Each successive day the dives get deeper and deeper. Your fifth dive should be a dive at 60 feet below the sea. This last dive is usually referred as your fun dive. Once you have finished your fifth dive, CONGRATULATIONS! You are now a bona fide diver certified to explore the underwater world at your leisure.

Let Caye Caulker Travel and Tours book your next dive for you!!

ADVANCED OPEN WATER CERTIFICATION
COST: $225 U.S. PER PERSON DURATION: 2 DAYS, 5 DIVES
To become and Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver, you need to be certified as an Open Water Scuba Diver. Dive instruction to qualify as an "Advanced Scuba Diver" includes instruction in the following: Deep Dive, Compass Navigation, Multi-Level Dive, Naturalist Dive and either a Night Dive or a Drift Dive.

The instruction and dives cover a time period of two to three days, depending on your choice of either a Night Dive or a Drift Dive. Divers to the famous "Blue Hole" need to be certified as an Advanced Diver before attempting the dive. If you are an Open Water Diver, and you wish to dive the Blue Hole on your trip to Belize, WELCOME!!

Please sign up for your Advanced Course now so that you can do the Blue Hole right away!!

RESCUE DIVER CERTIFICATION
COST: $300 U.S. DURATION: 4 DAYS
The Rescue Diver Certification is probably the most intense and significant dive certification you can get if you plan to become a diving professional. In order to take the Rescue Diver course, you must first be certified in First Aid and CPR, preferable from the YMCA, the Red Cross or any other reputable course operator.

If you do not yet have that certification, we can also arrange for you to take the course at an additional cost. During the Rescue Diver course, intense classroom and surface instruction will be given in the necessary skills to alert you in the aid of distressed divers. This includes much on-the-surface work, as well as several underwater rescue scenarios. It is very educational and the instruction is worth ever dollar spent.

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