It’s recommended, especially on weekends or during busy training months. Walk-ins are welcome, but we can’t guarantee sizing or availability without a reservation.

A valid Open Water certification card (or higher) for scuba rentals, and a credit card for the rental agreement. Snorkel gear requires no certification.

No. For safety, a drysuit certification or proof of prior drysuit experience is required. If you’re not certified, you can take our drysuit course or rent a wetsuit instead.

Most rentals are picked up the afternoon before your dive and returned by closing time on the day of the dive. Multi-day rentals can be arranged.

Yes, tanks in rental packages include a full air fill. Nitrox fills are available for an additional fee.

Yes. We fill air, Nitrox (up to 40 percent), Oxygen, and Trimix for recreational and technical divers.

Absolutely. All gear, from masks to regulators to stage bottles, can be rented individually.

Yes. We rent steel cylinders, stage bottles, sidemount tanks, bailout cylinders, and have technical regulators and accessories available.

Come into the shop and our team will help you get fitted properly. We carry a wide range of sizes for both wetsuits and drysuits.

Normal wear is expected, but damage caused by misuse will be assessed and charged according to the repair or replacement cost.

Yes. Our experienced divemasters can guide you on local shore dives or join you on a charter.