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Unlike wetsuits, drysuits are designed to keep you completely dry by using a layer of air as insulation. This allows you to dive comfortably in colder water temperatures and expand your diving opportunities year-round.
During this course, you’ll learn how to control the air inside your drysuit while maintaining proper buoyancy—giving you the confidence to dive comfortably and safely in a variety of conditions.
Complete your PADI eLearning at your own pace (2–4 hours) before meeting your instructor
Learn about different types of drysuits, undergarments, and basic maintenance
2–3 day course
One confined water (pool) session to practice skills
Two open water dives to apply techniques in real conditions
How to control the air in your drysuit and manage buoyancy
How to avoid common drysuit diving problems
Proper weighting and trim while diving in a drysuit
How to choose the right drysuit and undergarments
How to safely put on and remove your drysuit
Basic care, maintenance, and repair of drysuits
Minimum age requirement: 10 years old
Certified as a PADI (Junior) Open Water Diver or equivalent
Good physical health (medical clearance may be required depending on history)
Each student is responsible for their own transportation to and from training locations
(Pick-ups available for an extra $20 per person)
Educational materials and instruction
Certification card processing
Private instructor
Transportation to and from training locations (Pick-ups available for an extra $20 per person)
Food and drinks
Drysuit and dive gear rental (if needed)
Gratuity
$500 per person
Discounts available for locals, and for those booking additional courses or guided dives. Please contact for pricing.
Expand your dive opportunities to colder environments and unique dive sites
Gain confidence diving in conditions that would otherwise be uncomfortable in a wetsuit
Unlike wetsuits, drysuits are designed to keep you completely dry by using a layer of air as insulation. This allows you to dive comfortably in colder water temperatures and expand your diving opportunities year-round.
During this course, you’ll learn how to control the air inside your drysuit while maintaining proper buoyancy—giving you the confidence to dive comfortably and safely in a variety of conditions.
Complete your PADI eLearning at your own pace (2–4 hours) before meeting your instructor
Learn about different types of drysuits, undergarments, and basic maintenance
2–3 day course
One confined water (pool) session to practice skills
Two open water dives to apply techniques in real conditions
How to control the air in your drysuit and manage buoyancy
How to avoid common drysuit diving problems
Proper weighting and trim while diving in a drysuit
How to choose the right drysuit and undergarments
How to safely put on and remove your drysuit
Basic care, maintenance, and repair of drysuits
Minimum age requirement: 10 years old
Certified as a PADI (Junior) Open Water Diver or equivalent
Good physical health (medical clearance may be required depending on history)
Each student is responsible for their own transportation to and from training locations
(Pick-ups available for an extra $20 per person)
Educational materials and instruction
Certification card processing
Private instructor
Transportation to and from training locations (Pick-ups available for an extra $20 per person)
Food and drinks
Drysuit and dive gear rental (if needed)
Gratuity
$500 per person
Discounts available for locals, and for those booking additional courses or guided dives. Please contact for pricing.
Expand your dive opportunities to colder environments and unique dive sites
Gain confidence diving in conditions that would otherwise be uncomfortable in a wetsuit
