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are the only PADI Resort operator in the area
with top-of-the line dive boats as well as high quality scuba gear for rental
purposes. We run daily dives 7 days a week. We also provide PADI instructional
courses; ‘Bubblemakers’ for the 8-10 year olds, Resort Courses,
where you learn to dive in a day,full PADI Open Water Certifications, other
advanced course sand specialty courses. |
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| Night Dive |
Includes: 1 tank and weights
-We have lights for sale and rent |
$105 |
- Run on request only
- We need 4 divers to run the trip |
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The
Resort Dive - Learn to Dive !
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 Learn
how to dive in a day! Have you ever wondered about the underwater world? Now
discover it. All you need to do is have a lesson in the swimming pool with the
dive instructor who will go through the basic scuba skills with you until you
feel comfortable. This usually takes about 1 - 1 ½hours. |
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Afterwards go out on the 1:30 pm dive boat for your one tank dive to a spectacular
reef or wreck. You will always be accompanied by the dive instructor.
We encourage you to go out on more dives and as the Resort Course is good for
two weeks you can continue to come out diving with us without having to do the
pool work again. We encourage this by offering a great discounted special rate
for “Repeat Resorts”. If you get the real
“dive bug”then try to take scuba a step further with the
PADI Open Water Certification ( The resort course will go towards this) The
Resort Course is for the 10 year olds and upwards.
If you have any non-divers with you and would
like to see you dive they too can join you on the boat and snorkel. They too
can join you on the boat as a passenger or go snorkeling . |
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Schedule: |
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9:00 am |
Check in at Dive Shop |
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9:30 am |
Lesson in the Swimming Pool |
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1:00 am |
Check in at Dive Shop |
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1:30 pm |
Depart for the one tank shallow dive |
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4:00 pm |
Return to the dock |
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The Cost is $135 per Person:
Includes: BCD, regulator, wetsuit, mask, snorkel and fins.
Repeat Resorts: $95 per Person
Includes: one tank dive with instructor, BCD, regulator, wetsuit, mask, snorkel
and fins. |
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BUBBLEMAKERS
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the 8-10 year olds. Learn how to scuba dive! Yes that’s right! The bubble maker
programme consists of instruction of scuba equipment in the pool. Play
underwater Frisbee and underwater races and get a taste for scuba diving.
For the more adventurous take it a step further and enjoy the Bubblemaker programme in the ocean at a beautiful shallow coral reef site.
At the end of the dive get a certificate claiming you are a bubble
maker ! |
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DAILY SCHEDULE |
| Pool Session |
9.30 am (about an hour) |
$65 |
| Ocean Session |
1.00 pm (about an hour) |
$70 |
| This includes all scuba equipment. |
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SASSY
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 For
the 6-8 year olds. If you just want to feel what it's like breathing air from a scuba tank, try the Sassy programme.
A tank is attached to a floatable jacket and on the surface, you breathe in air!
A great feeling!
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9:30 am |
$65 |
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PADI
OPEN WATER CERTIFICATION
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Learn how to scuba dive for life! The course lasts 3-4days. Price includes training
kit & textbook,instruction and dive equipment (except wetsuit), pool
sessions, four open water dives and final certification papers. |
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Cost: |
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Private (one on one) |
$725 |
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2 Students |
$565 |
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3 Students plus |
$510 |
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OPEN
WATER REFERRAL
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If you do not have time to complete the full open water course while in Harbour
Island you can complete all pool and textbook work at home, then finalize your
certification by doing the four open water dives with us. You need to bring
your log book and paperwork showing you have completed the theory.
As a referral you can complete the book work from other agencies, not just PADI |
PADI
ADVANCED
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PADI
RESCUE DIVER COURSE
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PADI
DIVE MASTER COURSE
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SPECIALTY
COURSES
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| PADI courses
and Equipment Rental |
| PADI Open Water Referral $365 |
| PADI Advanced Open Water $400 |
| PADI Rescue Diver
Course $565 |
Includes training kit with book and video,
instruction and certification card.
(Duration: 2-3 days)
(Prerequisite: Advanced Open Water and CPR) |
| PADI Dive Master
Course $965 |
Includes training kit with book, slate sand video, instruction and
certification card.
(Duration: 9-10 Days)
(Prerequisite: Rescue Diver) |
Specialty Courses
$180
(plus cost of dives) |
Deep Diver
Underwater Navigation
Night Diver
Wreck Diver
Search and Recovery Diver |
Private Dive Master
Full Day $700
Half Day $375
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Equipment Rental:
Full Equipment ....................................................$35
(includes regulator with safe second, BCD, gauges, fins, mask and snorkel)
Wet Suit.................................................................$10
Dive Computer .....................................................$15
Sea n Sea MX10 Underwater Camera..................$35
(includes 24 exp. 400 ASA colored film)
Buoyancy Compensator Device
with power inflator ...............................................$15
Regulator
with Safe Second and Gauges ............................$15
Mask, Snorkel and Fins ........................................$20
Flashlight for Night Dives......................................$10
Air Tank................................................................$15
Tank Fill ..............................................................$10 |
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CURRENT CUT (20 - 60FT):
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The famous high speed drift dive lies in the channel between Current Island
and the main island of Eleuthera. During tidal exchanges the channel produces
currents from 7 to9 knots. On this exhilarating dive you'll often be propelled
through the water passing other visitors to the area,such as sharks, eagle rays,
large schools of jacks. |
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Divers can have the opportunity of completing
this roller coaster ride 3 times. |
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Current Cut |
Includes:
Tanks, weights, 3 passes on the cut and an anchored dive. |
$155 |
- Run on request only
- We need 6 divers to run the trip |
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THE
PLATEAU (35 - 95 FT):
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 This
spectacular reef system was featured in National Geographic Magazine. The area
is home to three distinct dive sites known as: Fish Bowl, The Canyons and The
Maze.It is certainly one of the most impressive reefs in the Bahamas. The topography
at The Canyon consists of large coral fingers, rising up 55 feet from the seabed.
Spot large schools of horse-eye jacks, snapper, grunts, and the occasional Nurse
or Caribbean Reef Shark. The Maze,evident from it’s name has interconnecting
ledges and tunnels which are populated by angelfish, butterfly fish, damsel
fish and … more. Fish Bowl (a photographers treat) is just what the name
sounds like, hordes of tropical fish, wrasses, fairy basslets, gobies,…
look out for eagle rays too. |
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THE
ARCH (65 -115FT):
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Located at the south end of Harbour Island The Arch is a huge coral arch formation
with various cleaning station and surge channels. The bottom reaches 115 ft
but most of the dive is between 65 - 85 ft. Sea fans frame the arch. The reef
area here exhibits a classic high-profile spur and groove formation attracting
good pelagic and fish life - be prepared to see anything here from morays,lobster,
eagle rays and sharks. |
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THE
GROTTO (45-85FT):
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One of the favorite sites for those intrepid enough to plunge into the darkness
of a crevice, and be among the huge school of silver-sides. Although light filters
through the nearby tunnel, taking a flash light is certainly a good way of spotting
lobster or crabs. A very rewarding dive. |
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BLOW
HOLE ( 15-55 FT):
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Situated by the cliffs of Northern Eleuthera near to the Glass Window Bridge.
The dive site is a scattered plain of numerous boulders dislodged over the years
from the cliffs above. Tumbled together they form meandering tunnels,and swim
throughs. It’s always exciting to find out who is lurking at the other
end! A cave existing under the cliffs, provides a great way to look out and
view this unusual topography and watch the spectacular scene of waves smashing
against the cliffs. Great site for photography. |
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WALL
95 (95FT):
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For the more advanced divers this location is certainly one of Harbour Island’s
greatest dive secrets. The wall, part of the continental shelf starts at 95
ft. It is virtually unexplored and so the coral reef is in pristine condition.
Be prepared to see large pelagics, sail fish,hammerheads … |
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SEA
GARDENS ( 15-35 FT):
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A popular shallow dive, consisting of a horseshoe shape coral reef. Perfect
elkhorn corals dominate the area.Fish abound with Peacock Flounders, Southern
Stingrays and yellow stingrays , together with damselfish, butterfly fish, angelfish
and the occasional curious turtles. Great lighting for photographers. Also a
good snorkel site. |
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PINK
HOUSE REEF (5 - 20FT):
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This is also one of the most popular snorkeling reefs off Harbour Island. It
has plenty of life to keep the macro photographers busy from cup corals with
banded coral shrimp, anemones, brittle stars. This site offers shelter to large
and small fish, so explore the holes in the reef and you never know what you
may find. |
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DEVIL’S
BACKBONE WRECKS (8-35FT):
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It is easy to see how this area of barrier reef earned it’s name as it
is home to many ship wrecks, not to mention the Eleutherian Adventurer’s
ship which wrecked in 1649. Some of the sites we visit are The Cienfuegos,a
292 ft American steamship operated as a passenger liner which ran aground on
the Devil’s Backbone in 1895.What remains now of The Cienfuegos is her
bow, steam engine's boilers, the latter making a great swim through for both
divers and free divers. The Carnarvon a 186 ft Welsh freighter met her end in
1916 and is just 100 yards from The Cienfuegos.The Potato & Onion Wreck
was an 86 ft coastal freighter which rammed into the Devil’s Backbone
in 1969 ending up nearly on top of The Cienfuegos. |
As the structure of the Devil’s Backbone is very consistent, these wrecks
share a similar topography. Reef structures are interesting from corals with
undercuts and angular, jagged edges. Marine life is in abundance and are likely
to find lobsters, moray eels, together with the usual cast of tropical fish. |
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Due to the shallow nature of these sites, snorkelers enjoy this area also. |
| DAILY SCHEDULE |
| 2 Tank |
Check In - 9:00 am
Leave Dock - 9:30 am
Return to Dock - 12:30 pm |
$100 |
| 1 Tank |
Leave Dock - 1:30 pm
Return to Dock - 4:00 pm |
$75 |
| Current Cut |
Includes:3 passes on the cut and an anchored dive at
Bridge Point dive site.
Trip is on request only.
(minimum of (6) divers to run trip) |
$155 |
| Night Dive |
Trip is on request only.
(minimum of 4 divers to run trip) |
$105 |
| !!! All tanks and weights supplied!!!
Minimum of 4 divers to run trip. |
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