Diving Refresh

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Price: $209.00

Costa Maya Port Book [Add $6.00]

 

Shore Excursion Size Small

 

Shore Excursion Type SCUBA Diving

 

Shore Excursion Duration 3 Hours 45 Minutes

 

Activity Level Moderate

 

Shore Excursion Leaves From An approximate 5-minute taxi (approximately $4 US per person each way, not included) is required to reach your departure location. Full details will be provided in your electronic ticket upon confirmation.

 

Food/Beverage Provided Not Included

 

Recommended Dress We recommend wearing your swimsuit under comfortable clothing and shoes that can get wet. A hat, sunglasses, and towel are also suggested. It is recommended to bring a personal rash guard (not provided) instead of using sunscreen in order to protect the coral reefs.

 

Restrictions The minimum age to participate is 16 years old. Participants must already have a diving certification, Scuba Diver or higher from any agency. Health restrictions apply, and participants must complete and sign the Medical Statement, Assumption of Risk, and Liability Release Forms. Please medical forms. Please read the forms carefully, as you may be required to be examined by a physician before you will be permitted to participate on this tour, depending on your medical history. Local authorities are encouraging guests to wear UV-protective clothing and not use sunscreen (regular or biodegradable) in an effort to prevent the spread of the coral disease known as White Syndrome.

 

Embark on a controlled dive experience, reaching a maximum depth of 45 feet at a picturesque reef site specially selected for its suitability in helping you fine-tune your buoyancy and regain dive mastery step by step. Your instructor will be by your side throughout, offering unwavering reassurance and helping you rediscover the joy of diving with renewed confidence.

 

Your dive tour unfolds in three comprehensive segments: Theory Review, Confined Water Training, and the Refresh Dive. Your Theory portion will be conducted live by an experienced instructor, who will refresh your memory on such issues as dive physiology, buoyancy control, decompression awareness, and basic safety protocols. You will also review the proper handling and assembly of your scuba gear, followed by a question test to reinforce your knowledge of these critical aspects of diving.

 

Moving on, you will have a chance to refine your skills in a confined water setting. Here, you will go over diving essentials, including regulator retrieval and clearing, full mask clearing, air sharing from an alternate source, the tired diver tow, fin pivoting, and hovering. You will also cover pre-dive safety checks.

 

Now comes the part you've been waiting for - the refreshing dive! You and your instructor will head to a carefully chosen site for an exhilarating 45-foot maximum depth dive, ideal for honing your skills and buoyancy control. Descend along a designated line amidst stunning coral formations and sandy patches and practice ear equalization. You'll fine-tune your skills, including regulator retrieval and clearing, mask clearing, air sharing, and a review of a slow ascent with a 3-minute safety stop.

 

This comprehensive experience is designed to ensure you regain your diving prowess with the utmost confidence and precision. Stop looking and dreaming about dive sites and get back in the (diving) game with this exciting diving remaster tour.

Please note: the tour is intended for rusty divers who want a skills & theory refresh plus a practice dive to reactivate their diving. Health restrictions apply, and participants must complete and sign the Medical Statement, Assumption of Risk, and Liability Release Forms. Please CLICK HERE to view medical forms. Please read the forms carefully, as you may be required to be examined by a physician before you will be permitted to participate on this tour, depending on your medical history. Local authorities are encouraging guests to wear UV-protective clothing and not use sunscreen (regular or biodegradable) in an effort to prevent the spread of the coral disease known as White Syndrome.