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Continuing Education

Reach the Top: The SSI Master Diver rating recognizes both training and experience. You can’t just “buy” this rating by taking an endless succession of classes; you have to get out and dive as well. Believe us, the effort is worth it. Find out more…

Enriched Air Nitrox

These is the first class you should take immediately following certification. Nitrox gives you longer bottom and shorter surface intervals, and can increase safety margins as well. Find out more…

Advanced Buoyancy Clinic (ABC)

When it comes to making diving easier, safer and more enjoyable, no other skill is as important as buoyancy control — nor is any other skill as critical when it comes to protecting the environment. If your buoyancy skills could use improvement, this is the perfect opportunity to make it happen. Find out more…

Night, Navigation and Limited Visibility

While having great visibility and broad daylight is always desirable, it’s foolish to limit your diving to times and places where it exists. Additionally, there are creatures and phenomena you’ll see at night that it’s not possible to witness during the day. Also, if you can’t see your destination, you have to be able to navigate your way to it. Find out more…

Deep and Wreck

This course combines training in two activities that, in our area, seem to go hand in hand. To better prepare you for the rewards deeper diving offers, this course not only covers planning and procedures, but also equipment and opportunities. Wrecks pose some unique risks and hazards you need to understand how to avoid. And, if you really want to get the most from diving a wreck, you need to know how to unearth its history and heritage. Find out more…

Perfect and Compute

This course is aimed at newly certified divers who want to further polish their skills as well as master the intricacies o computer diving. Not all computers are created equal. Yes, you can (and must) read the owner’s manual — but can you be certain you correctly and fully understand what the manual is telling you? This course can help you avoid potentially costly mistakes. Find out more…

Search and Recovery

You’ve either lost something or someone. Either way, you need to search the area…but where do you begin? Looking for a needle in a haystack is not the most effective method. In this course you will learn and practice a variety of tried-and-true search patterns suitable for a wide variety of environments. The next question is, how do you get it there safely? This course is designed to teach you this as well. Find out more…

Dear Harry’s Dive Shop:

I got certified in scuba in 2002. That was the extent of my intentions. I wanted to scuba dive to see the underwater world. When I started watching the experienced divers leading dive trips, I realized that my buoyancy and air consumption could bear improvement.

I took the Nitrox/ABC class and learned how much more I needed to learn. Then I signed up for Advanced Diver Training in order to participate in more challenging dives.

And so I signed up for Stress and Rescue, which was one of the best classes I have ever taken. I gained valuable knowledge and learned new diving skills.

My diving education didn’t stop there. Now my wife and both sons are divers. Naturally, this path led me to take the Master Diver and Dive Control Specialist Courses. Now I am a scuba Instructor on the horizon. I look forward to sharing my diving passion with you and yours.

I believe you will find that the people who scuba dive are among the most genuine and friendly folks anywhere.

Join us and let us open your door to a new horizon . . . an activity fit for the whole family.

But wait…there’s more. I just did a special kind of dive with my instructor and now I’m hooked — again! Imagine that! Tech Diving,here I come — ready and willing to learn.

Stanley

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