We offer recreational, technical, and cave diving instruction and mentorship personalized for you.
We serve the Florida panhandle and Lower Alabama and also conduct training at Peacock Springs State Park.
850-594-7991 or 850-272-7484
Make sure you check out our Courses page for information on our teaching philosophy and our Course Pricing page for an easy reference table layout of our courses.
Call us to schedule your course now! The warmer weather is here and we are quickly filling our calendar!
We offer personalized IANTD and PADI scuba diving instruction in small (no more than 6 students per class, 4 for open water) or private classes. We are not a dive shop. We are independent instructors offering quality instruction with the personal touch you won't find in a dive shop.
Recreational Diving Courses - Want to learn how to dive? Maybe you're already certified & want to advance your skills? Check out the recreational courses we offer. [more info]Technical Diving Courses - Maybe you're ready to make the move onto longer & deeper dives? Come learn about decompression & mixed gas diving. [more info]Cave Diving Courses - Ready to check out the fresh water springs of North Florida? Well then do it safely by getting the proper overhead diving training. [more info]
And learn all your skills in mid-water, not on your knees.
We also offer American Red Cross CPR, First Aid, and Oxygen Administration courses. For more information on our courses, visit the Courses Page.If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at 850-594-7991, 850-272-7484, or
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 04 March 2009 )
IANTD Side Mount Diver Course
Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 28 January 2009
Chipola Divers, in addition to a mentorship for divers interested in transitioned to backmounted doubles is now offering the IANTD Side Mount Diver Course. We have years of experience and hundreds of dives in doubles and sidemount configurations. This Program is designed to familiarize the diver with the techniques, equipment and mindset required for Side Mount diving. It also enables divers to proficiently assemble and use Side Mount equipment. The Program also teaches divers the proper techniques to safely conduct dives that warrant the use of Side Mount equipment. Check the following link for more information: IANTD Side Mount Diver Course.
Last Updated ( Friday, 12 June 2009 )
Want to Dive the Oriskany?
Written by Administrator
Friday, 12 June 2009
Dive the Oriskany and get some serious bottom time! Spend some time on the flight deck and decrease your narcosis! Do this dive the safe way!! The Advanced Recreational Trimix Course is the perfect course to get you to the flight deck of the Oriskany and allow you to spend time there. This course trains you to complete dives to 160 fsw with a decompression up to 15 minutes on 100% oxygen at a 1.5 PO2. After this course you will be prepared to do a 21 minute dive on the flight deck of the Oriskany. If your gas consumption allows it, you can extend the dive time by spending some time on the tower during your ascent with just you and your buddy. Get away from the crowds on the tower and do this dive like it should be done! Click the link above for more information on the course.
Little River 11/26/08 -
Finally got a chance to get back into Little River! The park is still being maintained by the county with hours from 7am to 6pm on weekdays and 7am to 7pm on weekends. Check the sign in the lot to confirm these times because it looks like they change them occasionally.
Little River was closed to diving for several weeks this year and it wasn't known if it would clear up for diving again before the end of the year. Well it has, but it's still recovering from the floods we had in the spring. Visibility in the system was in the 40-60' range and flow wasn't all that bad. I was with a Basic level class so we only got back to Table Rock, but I doubt things changed much beyond that. Water temperature was 70 degrees and air temperature for us was in the high 60s.
Had a great time and looking forward to getting back into Little River soon!