Camp Coral SCUBA Camp 2024

Youth 11-18 Years Old

Scholarships Available​

TRIP DETAILS

• Two Weeks of Overnight Camp
• 2 Scuba Diving Certifications
• SDI Open Water Certification-Good For LIFE
• Coral Restoration Certification
• No Experience Necessary
• Kayaking
• VR, Submersible Drones and ROV experiences
• Stand-Up-Paddleboarding SUP
• Culture & History of Florida
• Fish Species Identification
• Field Sampling
• Sustainable Fishing
• Environmental Stewardship
• Multiple Open Water Dives
• Shell anatomy
• Ocean  Acidification
• Recycling and Plastic Alternatives

If you already have your open water certification you can choose from one of the specialty courses;

Deep Diving, Night and Limited Visibility, Navigation, Perfect Buoyancy, Stress and Rescue, Nitrox, Wreck Diving

All junior divers must provide their own Scuba quality mask, snorkel, Strap fins, boots, wetsuits and surface marker buoy.

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Jr. Scuba Diver: Divers must complete Modules 1-3 class before Camp Coral begins on July 8, 2024. Pool dives and Open Water Dives will be conducted at Camp Coral during the dates; July 8-July 19, 2023. All ages must dive with a SDI professional. Maximum depth is 40 ft and they must dive with a SDI professional.

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PHYSICAL RECCOMENDATIONS: Because of the physical requirements of Scuba diving and handling of Scuba equipment, a junior diver must weigh a minimum of 95 lbs and be at least 5 feet tall and 12 years old to participate in a group class. Junior divers who do not fit the physical and/or age requirements may take the Scuba lessons privately.

EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS: All junior divers must provide their own, Scuba quality mask, fins and snorkel. Strap fins, boots and surface marker buoy. Wetsuits are strongly recommended.

ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS: Junior divers must show they have the maturity and aptitude to comprehend dive related concepts in the SDI Scuba course. For this reason, they will be held to the same performance requirements as adults in the classroom(online to be competed before camp begins), pool & open water dives. All releases and medical forms must be signed by both the student and a parent or legal guardian prior to the first day of class. The Youth Diver Responsibility and Risk Acknowledgment must be signed.

POOL TRAINING: When you’re in your scuba equipment you can begin your pool training. Your instructor will put into practice the techniques you learned in the academics program. Your training dives will be logged and approved by your instructor before you move on to open water.

OPEN WATER TRAINING: Get ready to experience everything you’ve learned with the freedom of open water. As soon as your open water training dives are approved by your instructor you will be a certified diver. SDI Open Water Diver certification is recognized worldwide so your diving experiences will be limitless.

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