Extend your dive skills beyond no-decompression limits
2 Days
Classroom, pool, 4 training dives
Build the skills to plan and conduct limited-decompression dives to depths of 130 feet. Practice using dive-computer functions that support deeper recreational diving.
Day 1
Day 2
No refund for cancellations less than 7 days before the course start date. Cancellations more than 7 days before may receive a 50% refund. Reschedule at no cost, subject to boat trip and instructor availability. Complete rescheduled courses within 1 year of the original booking date or they may be canceled without refund. Weather may require alternate training sites.
Product ID: K8YBZE
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27340 Overseas Highway, Ramrod Key, FL 33042
Beneath the turquoise shallows off the lower Florida Keys, Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary Outstanding Florida Water shelters one of the most spectacular stretches of living coral reef in North America. Elkhorn and staghorn corals rise from the seafloor while parrotfish, angelfish, and sea turtles glide past in water so clear you can trace every detail from the surface. Whether you arrive by charter boat or guided dive vessel, Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary Outstanding Florida Water rewards every visit with an intimacy that larger reef systems rarely offer. The protected designation keeps the ecosystem remarkably healthy, making each underwater encounter feel genuinely wild.
Great crew with Captain Katie, Dive Master Allison, and Guide and Dive Master Jim. Captain slowed and stopped boat to observe pod of dolphins and multiple turtles on the way out and back. Jim did a great job in finding and pointing out fish. Conditions were great with no current and waves. Like diving in a swimming pool. Multiple tropical fish. Saw Caribbean reef shark.
William Litaker
August 20, 2026
Great crew with Captain Katie, Dive Master Allison, and Guide and Dive Master Jim. Captain slowed and stopped boat to observe pod of dolphins and multiple turtles on the way out and back. Jim did a great job in finding and pointing out fish. Conditions were great with no current and waves. Like diving in a swimming pool. Multiple tropical fish. Saw Caribbean reef shark.
William Litaker
August 20, 2026
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