
Master Diver
Hawaiian Diving Adventures
Boat Diving: The ocean is full of incredible dive sites that are too far to enter from the shore. Diving from a boat requires additional safety considerations:
- Avoiding trips, slips, and falls
- Keeping your personal gear organized and secure
- Properly entering and exiting the water
- Required equipment and other important things to keep in mind
- different types of boats commonly used for diving
- safety procedures and items that should be onboard
- how to discuss these procedures to keep all divers and crew safe
- proper boat etiquette so you won’t be “that guy” in everyone’s stories
How It Works
Master Diver is a recognition rating, there is no specific course to take. To qualify as a Master Diver you need:
- Open Water Diver (or equivalent)
- Diver Stress and Rescue (or equivalent)
- 50 logged dives
- 4 Specialty Certifications
Get creative and find what interests you among the Specialty Dive courses that we offer:
Timeline
The online learning courses can be completed over a span of a few hours to a few days, depending on what Specialty Courses you pursue. Once the online learning is completed, we get you out on the water to complete the required dives for your courses. Each course varies based on how many dives you need to complete your requirements.
What to Bring
We strongly recommend divers at this level own all of their own dive equipment (wetsuit, fins, mask, snorkel, BCD, regulator, gauge, and dive computer). However, rentals are available.
You can bring a towel, sunglasses & maybe a hat for the boat trips (we have a dry storage area).
Bring your underwater camera & its waterproof casing to get the best shots!
- We provide drinking water, fresh pineapple & snacks, but you can also bring your own.
Special Considerations
- The minimum age is 12 years old.
- To dive, you must have basic swimming skills and overall physical fitness.
- You must complete a medical questionnaire and may need a doctor’s approval if you have any disqualifying conditions.
- If you have questions, please contact Hawaiian Diving Adventures to discuss your particular circumstances before registration.
- When scheduling your training dives, you must allow at least 18 hours after diving before flying. This is important — you cannot fly the same day after scuba diving.
* Gratuity for the captain and crew is voluntary, but if you have a great time on your dives, it is customary to tip 10-20%.
Courses must be booked over the phone: call now at 808-232-3193.