I’m a socially responsible self-quarantining scuba diver.  What can I do?

With all the craziness going on, you are stuck at home.  Let’s do something.  Let’s go diving – sort of.

The Instructors at Ocean Gear Scuba Center have put their collective heads together and said, “A Ha”!  We have created an entire list of diving activities that you can start at home.  Do a little reading, a little video watching and a little box-checking.  Then, when your ready, we can meet – online.  That’s right.  Everything can be started remotely.  You can learn more about your favorite underwater activity from the comfort of your own home while eating a turkey sandwich.  Then, as the weather clears we can start planning small socially distant groups at the beach where you can gear up from an acceptable distance and go diving.

Take advantage of a 10% – 20% reduction on eLearning materials.  Start without any pressure.  Finally, when all the craziness settles we can arrange to meet with you to go and explore.  Whether it’s exploring the ocean at night, finding that special underwater spot you love so much, taking pictures of the critters that interest you the most or just being social again (from an appropriate distance, of course), you can make all this happen – right now.  Let’s dive into fun!

Depending on the activity you select, you can select an eLearning module or an entire scuba activity.  Read the summary, click the button and then read the details.  Some classes must come before others, i.e. you must be a certified diver before you can pursue the Advanced Openwater and only then can you choose the Master Diver activity.   Everything is offered at a discount of 10% to 20% (maybe even a little more).  Your selection will let you start with the elearning material right away.  After you’ve started that we will reach out and arrange your own virtual class sessions.  Yeah, that means you can have a virtual private class.  Once the ocean clears up and the commotion settles down we will arrange to make your ocean dives, if any are required (most activities require dives) with all acceptable social distancing.