Q. Do I have to be an athlete?
A. Not at all, just need to be medically fit. No asthma, heart problems, diabetes etc.

Q. Where do we dive from?
A. We dive from many different locations off the shoreline. We will only go where we see
    the best/safest conditions to dive in. We always will favor the dives with the most marine
    life activity, Turtles etc.

Q. Can I  dive with my friend that is getting certified if I am already certified?
A. Yes. But we do ask that you stay at a distance so the diver being trained is not  side-tracked
 in any way. We believe that complete attention to the learning process is paramount!

Q. How old must I be to get certified?
A. Minimum age to become certified is 10 yr. of age. That is also up to the parents and instructors
   discretion.

Q. How deep will we go?
A. Most of the diving on Maui is around the 30' range. Introductory divers will never go deeper
   than 40' usually 32' max. certified divers can get to the 60' range on select sites.

Q. Are there sharks?
A.  Not likely. The occurrence of sharks is very very RARE. In the event you were lucky enough
     to see one it would most likely only be a harmless White tip reef shark. They are VERY shy
     and you will probably only see their tail as the are leaving.

Q. How long are we underwater?
A. Average dives for Introductory divers is 30-45 mins. Certified divers generally do better on
    their air and can get about and hour if they do well with air consumption.

Q. Is it dangerous?
A. Statistics show that scuba diving is less dangerous than bowling. Yes you read this correct.
    There are more injuries on the bowling lanes than there is scuba diving. 

Q. What if I want to come up?   
A. For Introductory divers No Problem. We will allow you to come up at any time. The only
     thing is that for safety reasons you must let you instructor know so that he/she may assist
     you during you ascent.

Q. What is the temperature of the water?
A.  In the summer the temperature is around 80 degrees Fahrenheit. During the winter months
     it will get as low as 74 degrees Fahrenheit.

Q. What thickness of wet suit should I bring?
A. The use of 3 mm shorties is common practice here. If you have your own you can expect to be
     pretty  comfy in a 3 mm short or long. For you cold blooded people. We recommend 3 mm - 
     5 mm in the winter.

Q. What will I see?
A. Hmmmm? All kinds of good stuff. Hawaii has the largest worldwide population of endemic fish
    species. Endemic means only found in that particular region. 30% of the fish here are ONLY found
    here. We have lots of the endangered Hawaiian Green sea turtles. We can almost guarantee them
    on most dives. We have spotted Eagle Rays, Manta Rays, Rare but they're out there White Tip Reef
    shark, Fog fish, Spanish dancers, lot's of different Coral. There is just too much to list here and oh
    yeah during the winter months Nov-May you can dive to the songs of the Humpback Whales.
    Listening to the whales sing during your dive is a memory not many divers worldwide get to take
    home with them truly spectacular. On the surface watch them dance above the water line,
    breaching, slapping their tails and flippers. Truly our favorite time of year.