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Take your PADI scuba diving certification
to the next level! Completion of the Advanced
Open Water course will teach you more about navigation
skills, as well as certify you to dive to 130 feet,
do night dives, and also give you a minimum of 5
open water dives in the crystal-clear, aquamarine
waters of Cozumel Mexico.
Advanced Open Water Certification
Highlights
 Upgrade
your certification level from 60 feet (Open Water)
all the way up to 130 feet of depth, qualifying
you to do any of Cozumel's deep diving!
Train
with one of Cozumel's finest dive shops, and get
certified with PADI, NAUI, SSI, or NASDS.
Includes
a minimum of 5 Dives as part of the course!
That works out to only $35.00 per dive, plus you
get certified!
Increase
your certification level in Cozumel's crystal
clear, warm Caribbean waters. What
better place?
When: Daily at 10:00
AM
Where: Marina Caleta, just south of
the International Pier. Detailed
directions will accompany your reservation
confirmation.
How Long: 2-3 Days.
Includes:
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Hands-on
Expert Instruction
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A
minimum of 5 Dives
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Support
Materials (Except Student Kit)
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PADI
Advanced Open Water Certification Card
Requires:
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PADI Open Water Certification Card
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Student Kit (Available for purchase)
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$30.00 Certification Card Fee
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OPEN WATER
CERTIFICATION COURSE
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Ship Price |
Regular Price |
Our Price |
You Save! |
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N/A |
$194.00 |
$174.50 |
10% |
Includes Tanks & Weights.
Full rental equipment is available at
the dive shop for $15.00.
Course materials (Student Kit) not included, but available at the shop.
Certification Fee is required by PADI to
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FREE
WITH YOUR RESERVATION!
THE COZUMEL FUN CARD
OUR ADVICE:
Let me tell
you, it's sure a lot nicer to do these 5 dives in
the nice warm waters of the Caribbean than back
in the States or Canada! This course is required
to descend to depths of over 60 feet.
Don't Forget:
At the End of this Course:
Receive your Advanced Open Water
Certification Card entitling you dive to depths
of 130 feet for life.
Recommended Reading:
Dive Sites of Cozumel
and the Yucatan
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