Train in Honolulu for your PADI Divemaster certification
1-6 Weeks
eLearning, tanks, coaching
Build the skills and leadership experience you need to earn your PADI Divemaster certification in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi. Train over 1–6 weeks with eLearning, confined-water sessions, and ocean training days.
You must be at least 18 with Advanced Open Water and Rescue Diver certifications, plus 40 logged dives to start (60 required for certification). PADI application/processing fees are paid directly to PADI (currently $162), and personal scuba equipment is not included.
Cancel at least 48 hours before check-in for a full refund. Cancel less than 48 hours before check-in, no-shows, and missed departures are charged the full charter price. No rescheduling within 24 hours of check-in. If the operator cancels, choose a full refund or reschedule.
You must be at least 18 years old, have Advanced Open Water and Rescue Diver certifications, have 40 logged dives to begin (60 required for certification), have Emergency First Response (CPR/First Aid) within 24 months, and have medical clearance within 12 months.
Bring your own full scuba kit: mask, snorkel, fins, boots, wetsuit, regulator, BCD, dive computer, DSMB and spool, cutting tool, compass, and light.
Plan for the PADI Divemaster application/processing fee paid directly to PADI (currently $162). Marina parking costs $1 per hour (pay at the meter; marina rules apply). If you need it, a full-program rental bundle is available for $210 total. You may also need a medical exam/doctor’s clearance, Emergency First Response (CPR/First Aid) course or renewal, optional enriched air/nitrox upgrades and fills, and any extra training days or makeup sessions beyond the standard curriculum.
410 Atkinson Dr. Honolulu, Hawai'i
The crew here consistently earns praise for creating a welcoming, professional atmosphere on the water. Guides like Zoe, Daniel, Sam, and Swayze get frequent shoutouts for their knowledge and attentiveness, while Captain Justin and Derek keep things running smoothly. Divers regularly spot octopus, sea turtles, eagle rays, eels, and sharks at sites including the popular Sea Tiger wreck. The team handles everything from discovery dives to advanced certifications, and several reviewers mentioned helpful touches like motion sickness support and optional GoPro photo services that let you focus on the experience rather than documenting it. A couple of concerns surfaced in recent feedback. One reviewer noted frustration with feeling ignored during briefings and questioned some wildlife handling practices by a staff member. Another diver found three trips to the same site repetitive and had issues with boat positioning after a dive. These seem like isolated incidents rather than patterns, but they're worth noting. Overall though, the operation has built a strong reputation with repeat customers who come back specifically for this crew whenever they're in Hawaii.
Has a great 2-dive trip with Derek and Sam. We saw a huge green sea turtle, lots of eels, some octopus, parrot fish, trumpet fish, and got long fives as it was just 2 of us plus guide in the water. Ask in advance for kama’aina discount. Gift shop gave us 20% off as well. Great people. Great experience.
Tracey Marsh
March 19, 2026
Has a great 2-dive trip with Derek and Sam. We saw a huge green sea turtle, lots of eels, some octopus, parrot fish, trumpet fish, and got long fives as it was just 2 of us plus guide in the water. Ask in advance for kama’aina discount. Gift shop gave us 20% off as well. Great people. Great experience.
Tracey Marsh
March 19, 2026