Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before your dive.
Is certification required to go diving?
Yes. A valid scuba certification card is required and must be presented at check-in.
Where are the dive sites located?
Dive sites are located just outside the Boynton Inlet, approximately one mile offshore.
The Boynton area offers both reef and wreck diving. Specific dive sites are selected by the Captain based on sea conditions and overall safety.
How much should I tip?
Scuba diving is a service-based industry where gratuity for the crew is customary and appreciated.
The industry standard is $20 per diver for a 2-Tank charter.
If you hire a private dive guide or instructor, gratuity is separate. We recommend approximately 20% of the service provided.
Will there be a dive guide in the water?
Yes. An in-water guide is provided on every trip.
Divers are not required to stay with the dive guide, but it is highly recommended.
Can I hire a personal dive guide?
Yes.
If it has been over a year since your last dive, we highly recommend hiring a personal dive guide for a more comfortable and confidence-building experience.
Do I need to be Nitrox certified?
Nitrox certification is not required, but it is highly recommended.
Nitrox provides longer bottom times and shorter surface intervals. This certification can be completed with one of our instructors by calling in advance.
Divers using air will typically have shorter dive times and longer surface intervals.
Can non-divers go on the boat?
Yes. “Bubble watchers” are welcome for an additional charge.
Can I hunt while diving?
Yes. A current Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Recreational Saltwater Fishing License is required for lobstering and spearfishing.
Divers are responsible for knowing and following all applicable seasons, limits, and regulations.
What is your cancellation and weather policy?
We have a 24-hour cancellation policy for weekday bookings.
For weekends and holidays, cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance.
Cancellations made within the required window are non-refundable. We can rebook your dive for another date or provide a dive credit.
No refunds are issued for seasickness or sea conditions.
Weather is monitored constantly, and the Captain makes the final decision regarding trip cancellations. If a trip is cancelled by the Captain due to weather or safety concerns, you will be offered either a dive credit or a full refund.
Group bookings of 5 or more divers will be invoiced in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before your dive.
Is certification required to go diving?
Yes. A valid scuba certification card is required and must be presented at check-in.
Where are the dive sites located?
Dive sites are located just outside the Boynton Inlet, approximately one mile offshore.
The Boynton area offers both reef and wreck diving. Specific dive sites are selected by the Captain based on sea conditions and overall safety.
How much should I tip?
Scuba diving is a service-based industry where gratuity for the crew is customary and appreciated.
The industry standard is $20 per diver for a 2-Tank charter.
If you hire a private dive guide or instructor, gratuity is separate. We recommend approximately 20% of the service provided.
Will there be a dive guide in the water?
Yes. An in-water guide is provided on every trip.
Divers are not required to stay with the dive guide, but it is highly recommended.
Can I hire a personal dive guide?
Yes.
If it has been over a year since your last dive, we highly recommend hiring a personal dive guide for a more comfortable and confidence-building experience.
Do I need to be Nitrox certified?
Nitrox certification is not required, but it is highly recommended.
Nitrox provides longer bottom times and shorter surface intervals. This certification can be completed with one of our instructors by calling in advance.
Divers using air will typically have shorter dive times and longer surface intervals.
Can non-divers go on the boat?
Yes. “Bubble watchers” are welcome for an additional charge.
Can I hunt while diving?
Yes. A current Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Recreational Saltwater Fishing License is required for lobstering and spearfishing.
Divers are responsible for knowing and following all applicable seasons, limits, and regulations.
What is your cancellation and weather policy?
We have a 24-hour cancellation policy for weekday bookings.
For weekends and holidays, cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance.
Cancellations made within the required window are non-refundable. We can rebook your dive for another date or provide a dive credit.
No refunds are issued for seasickness or sea conditions.
Weather is monitored constantly, and the Captain makes the final decision regarding trip cancellations. If a trip is cancelled by the Captain due to weather or safety concerns, you will be offered either a dive credit or a full refund.
Group bookings of 5 or more divers will be invoiced in advance.
Still Have Questions?
Call us and speak directly with our crew.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before your dive.
Is certification required to go diving?
Yes. A valid scuba certification card is required and must be presented at check-in.
Where are the dive sites located?
Dive sites are located just outside the Boynton Inlet, approximately one mile offshore.
The Boynton area offers both reef and wreck diving. Specific dive sites are selected by the Captain based on sea conditions and overall safety.
How much should I tip?
Scuba diving is a service-based industry where gratuity for the crew is customary and appreciated.
The industry standard is $20 per diver for a 2-Tank charter.
If you hire a private dive guide or instructor, gratuity is separate. We recommend approximately 20% of the service provided.
Will there be a dive guide in the water?
Yes. An in-water guide is provided on every trip.
Divers are not required to stay with the dive guide, but it is highly recommended.
Can I hire a personal dive guide?
Yes.
If it has been over a year since your last dive, we highly recommend hiring a personal dive guide for a more comfortable and confidence-building experience.
Do I need to be Nitrox certified?
Nitrox certification is not required, but it is highly recommended.
Nitrox provides longer bottom times and shorter surface intervals. This certification can be completed with one of our instructors by calling in advance.
Divers using air will typically have shorter dive times and longer surface intervals.
Can non-divers go on the boat?
Yes. “Bubble watchers” are welcome for an additional charge.
Can I hunt while diving?
Yes. A current Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Recreational Saltwater Fishing License is required for lobstering and spearfishing.
Divers are responsible for knowing and following all applicable seasons, limits, and regulations.
What is your cancellation and weather policy?
We have a 24-hour cancellation policy for weekday bookings.
For weekends and holidays, cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance.
Cancellations made within the required window are non-refundable. We can rebook your dive for another date or provide a dive credit.
No refunds are issued for seasickness or sea conditions.
Weather is monitored constantly, and the Captain makes the final decision regarding trip cancellations. If a trip is cancelled by the Captain due to weather or safety concerns, you will be offered either a dive credit or a full refund.
Group bookings of 5 or more divers will be invoiced in advance.
Still Have Questions?
Call us and speak directly with our crew.