Don’t worry, that won't deter you from experiencing scuba in San Diego. You can easily find a qualified buddy on board (unless you are an experienced diver who is trained and equipped to dive solo - we’re ok with that too). You can also hire a tour guide to dive with you.

You can still join all scheduled trips slated as "Skill Level: Open Water or Higher Certification".

If you are a novice diver who would like to join an advanced trip, we require you to be part of a class with a certified instructor. This is way we know you’ll have one-on-one help in case you need it.

There is no standard trip minimum. Instead, we analyze trips on a case-by-case basis to decide if the boats can afford leaving the dock.

If we decide a trip is not worth running, we’ll offer you make up alternatives such as a trip on a different boat, a guided shore dive, a dive credit, or a full refund.

As long as you cancel at least a week before your trip, you can get full in-store credit or a refund. Changes made between 7 days and 24 hours of your trip don’t grant any refund and require a $39 rescheduling fee. See our full Booking Policy here.

If the crew considers swell or visibility conditions unsafe, we’ll offer you the option to reschedule your trip or a full refund if you're not local. This could happen anytime before or during your trip.

Light rain usually doesn’t affect diving in San Diego. As long as the ocean remains calm and visibility is safe, we’ll still take you out - rain or shine.