Salt Creek, Camp Hayden: July 30, 31st and August 1st. Camping at Crescent Beach and RV Park. I did not see enough availability for Salt Creek County Park. This is our favorite and most popular dive excursions. If you have not been, come. If you have been, come. Good times. Diving here is at the Salt Creek County Park, Crescent Lake and any other adventures that may be found.

Keystone, Fort Casey: August 27-29th. Camping sites are located next to the Keystone Ferry terminal. All are first-come, first-serve basis. Diving here is at Keystone, Coopville Tire Reef or Langley Marina.

Port Townsend, Fort Townsend: September 25-27th. Camping sites are located just south of Port Townsend on Sims Way/Hwy 20. Diving here is at Fort Wardon, downtown Port Townsend and possible some new spots.

Camping and diving, what more needs to be said. You must make your own camping reservations. Call or email if you have any questions. Some people come down on Thursday the night before to enjoy a relaxing three day weekend. If you would like suggestions for B&Bs, Inn's or Hotel, please let us know.

Open Water Class: (First step in learning to dive/ rated to 60ft)
August 20th, Friday 6:30pm-9
August 21st, Saturday, 1pm-3:30 classroom / 5pm-11 pool session. August 22nd, Sunday, 7am-12 pool session / 1:30-5pm classroom.
August 28th-29, 4 open water dives done over 2 days.

Weekend class is held over two weekends. Must be prepared by completing the homework before the first night of class in order to keep up with the weekend pace. Allow yourself up to at least one week to complete the homework required for the completion of the class. Classes fill up fast and are limited to 8 students.

Next Open Water Class: September 10-12th / 18-19th.

Advance Open Water Class: (Rated to 100ft)
July 25th, Sunday, 3 introductory specialties:
Underwater Navigation: learning how to use a compass underwater so you will be able to getting an understanding how to navigate under the water safety.

Search & Recovery: learn how to use an expanding square to find a lost object. Rigging and using a lifting device to find said object and swimming with it back to your starting point while using underwater navigation.

Night Dive: learn to communication and dive underwater when all the lights go out. Using your navigation skills to help you back to your starting point.

August 15th, Sunday, 2 introductory specialties: Bandito Charters
Deep Dive: plan on how to make a safe deep dive with the proper air supply and the learning the dangers of diving at deeper depths.

Drift Dive: the best thing ever, boat diving with a drift dive. Your drop in and dive and the boat comes and picks you up. Learn how to drift comfortable and safety.

The Advanced class is done over 2 days with 5 intro specialties dives to be completed. Required PADI standards are to complete Underwater Navigation and Deep.

Rescue Class: August 3rd, Tuesday: Classroom @ 6:30pm. Pool and Open Water TBD at classroom session.

Every diver should know how to respond in an emergency, but the primary benefit of this class is that it will teach you to be responsible for your own safety. Diving accidents are often predictable, therefore avoidable, if divers and dive professionals use their common sense and basic dive training. You must be First Aid/CPR certified, have logged 20 dives and be an advanced rated diver in good health. There is a pool session and one day of open water dives, which will be decided upon at the orientation meeting. Books must be picked up and knowledge reviews need to be compelted before the first day of classroom on August 3rd, Tuesday.

Specialty Classes*

Dry Suit Speciality: August 26th, Thursday @ 6:30pm
Have you been wanting to get your dry suit certification? One day in the pool for an orientation dive, and then we go on an open water dive. This is a great class to get introduced to diving in the Pacific Northwest if you are new to the area. The open water dive will be determined on pool session night for the following weekend.