Scuba Diving in Jamaica :: Jamaica PADI Scuba Diving
Scuba Diving and Scuba Diving Certification Courses in Jamaica
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Scuba diving is relatively easy to learn under the supervision of a fully professional certified PADI Dive Master. The beginner program is a unique opportunity for you to start your scuba experience. Learn the basics of scuba by an experienced instructor who will help you to set your scuba equipment, ready for you to get started.
PADI Open Water Diver Course - your PADI Instructor takes you through the basics of learning how to scuba dive. You start in a pool or pool-like conditions and progress to the open water getting the background knowledge along the way.
PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Course - gives you the opportunity to try some of diving’s most rewarding and useful specialty activities, such as deep diving, digital underwater photography, wreck diving and much more. These skills make diving much more than underwater sightseeing.
PADI Rescue Diver Course - This course will expand your knowledge and experience level. Rescue Divers learn to look beyond themselves and consider the safety and well being of other divers. Although this course is challenging, it is a rewarding way to build your confidence. Rescue Diver training will prepare you to prevent problems and, if necessary, manage dive emergencies.
PADI Night Diver Specialty Course - You learn about night dive planning, equipment and navigation.
Open Water Referral Course - After completing the Theory and Pool sessions at home, you can come and complete the 4 training dives in the Open Water.
Wreck Diving
Wreck diving gives you the opportunity to explore sunken automobile, boats, planes, shipwreck and submarines. Shipwrecks acts as a nursery and home to numerous marine life. Some wrecks are safe enough for you to explore and swim among the fish that live within.
PADI Wreck Diver Specialty Course - you get the skills, knowledge and procedures you need to explore a sunken ship, a plane or an automobile.
Dive amongst the wrecks of a sunken ship and see all the marine life that live within its empty shell. Discovery the abundant of different fish species that seek shelter from bigger predators and make it there nursery.
Scuba Diving Certification Courses
Full scuba diving courses are available including advanced open water diver, adventure diver, boat diver, deep diver, divemaster, drift diver, drysuit diver, master scuba diver, multilevel diver, night diver, open water diver, rescue diver, search and recovery diver, underwater navigation and wreck diver.
Montego Bay Dives Sites
Dive on some of the most popular dive site in Montego Bay including the Airport Reef, Airport Wall, Arena, Basket Reef, Cayman Trench Wall, Chubb Reef, Classroom, Cullins Cut, Dolphin Reef, Golden Fleece, Garden Of Eels, Half Moon Reef, Irie Reef, Montego Bay Marine Park, Pineapple Reef, Pleasure Reef, Round Hill Point, Sea World Reef, Sergant Major, Spanish Anchor, Steamer, Swimm Through, Underwater Sea Creatures, Village Reef and Widowmaker's Cave.
Ocho Rios Dives Sites
Dive on some of the most popular dive site in Ocho Rios including the Caverns, Devil's Reef, Dickie's Reef, Fish Feed, Ganja Planes, Jacks Hall, Nursery, Shipwreck, The Mountain, The Wall, Top of the Mountain, Trenches, Wow Cliff and Wreck of the Katryn.
Negril Dives Sites
Dive on some of the most popular dive site in Negril including the 40 Million Year Old Caves, Ballard's Reef, Blood Bay - Inner, Blue Castle Shipwreck, Bond Wreck, Booby Cay Island, Deep Plane - Bloody Bay Outer, Frenchman Hole, Gallery, King Fish Point, Middle Shoal Reef, Porpoise Pens Wall, Sands Club Reef, Shallow Plane, Snapper Drop, Spadefish Reef, The Arches, The Caves and The Throne Room.
Port Antonio Sites
Dive on some of the most popular dive site in Port Antonio including the Trident Wall, Alligator West, Alligator Head, Alligator Deep, Alligator long, Courtney's Reef, Fisherman's Reef, Bluehole, Dragon's Mouth, High Point, Fairy Hill, Two Houses and Boston.
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Duration: 1:15 – 1:30 hour (include all equipment, boat ride and certified dive master).
Duration: 3-4 days - (3-4 hours per day include all equipment, boat ride and certified dive master).
Include 1 lesson and 1 dive
Duration: 2-3 hours (include all equipment, boat ride and certified dive master).
Include 1 lesson and 1 dive
Duration: 2-3 hours (include all equipment, boat ride and certified dive master).
Duration: 2 tanks per day (include all equipment, boat ride and certified dive master).
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Dive Packages - per person includes tanks and weights
Plus $7.00 each dive for rental gear (BC vest, Reg/Octo/Console, Mask, Fins, Wetsuit)
Certification Courses
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About Scuba Diving
Scuba diving is a method of swimming under water using specialist diving apparatus knows as scuba dive set. Scuba diving is an abbreviation of Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus. The most commonly used scuba set today is the single-hose open circuit 2-stage diving regulator, coupled to a single pressurized gas cylinder, with the first stage on the cylinder and the second stage at the mouthpiece.
Scuba diving with full scuba set allows a diver to stay underwater for longer duration than a regular free diving. With the use of the diving equipment and fins a diver can explore beautiful Caribbean coral reefs, diving wrecks, open water dive, explore the ocean floor, survey marine life and more… You can cover vast area on a single dive using a diver propulsion vehicle or dive scooter.
Scuba Diving Equipment (Scuba Set)
A scuba dive set consist of one or more dive tank fill with compress air, buoyancy compensator jacket, scuba mask, scuba gauges, diving regulator, wetsuit or dry suit, scuba fins, scuba boots, dive gloves, dry dive snorkel, weight belt, diving watch – Extra equipment :: Digital dive computer, diving anorak …
Scuba Diving Resorts in Jamaica
Most tourist resorts in Jamaica such as Port Antonio – Portland, Montego Bay – Saint James, Negril – Westmoreland, Kingston – Capital of Jamaica, Ocho Rios – St. Ann, Discovery Bay – St. Ann, Treasure Beach – St. Elizabeth, Runaway Bay – St. Ann, Falmouth – Trelawny, Trelawny – Cornwall and Boscobel Beach – St Mary offer scuba diving trips.
Tropical Coral Reefs Dive
Tropical coral reef diving offers some of the most beautiful exotic diving experience in the world. Coral reefs have one of the most diverse marine environments with a wide variety of fish, coral species, marine life and marine fauna. The water is often crystal clear so that you can see the beautiful colors of the corals and rainbow colors of the tropical fish.
Tropical Marine Gardens
The tropical marine gardens are the nursery of the Caribbean, where you fish feed and seek shelter between the colorful corals. The wide expanse of sea grass offers great feeding opportunities for fish, hiding place for predators and where you can see great school of fish. The pristine white sand on the ocean floor reflects the blue sky giving the water its torques color, where bottom feeders feed and borrow into the sand.
Tropical Coral Reef Species
The most common species of corals are brain coral, bubble coral, carpet anemone, clubbed finger coral, club-tipped anemone, cup coral, elkhorn coral, flowerpot coral, green anemone, lettuce coral, purple base anemone, red cauliflower coral, sea fan, sea mat, sea whip, staghorn coral, star coral, sun coral and torch coral.
Coral Reef Fish Species
Some of the most abundant species of tropical fish on the coral reef are angel fish, anthias, basslets, bat fish, blennies, box fish, butterfly fish, cardinals, clown fish, damsels, dart fish, dotty backs, dragonets, dwarf angels, eels, filefish, frog fish, goat fish, gobies, groupers, grunts, hawk fish, hogfish, jaw fish, lion fish, puffer fish, rabbit fish, rays, sea horses, sharks, snappers, squirrel fish, tangs, triggerfish and wrasses.