how much do scooba diving lessons cost arround south florida?
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Prices vary at dive shops so its just best to call and ask for a quote on how much lessons would cost at any and all around your area in south florida. \nI'm assuming your around south Florida but if your visiting look up the city you will be going to, and dive shops throught the internet yellow pages.
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your local swimming pool. go to yahoo yellow pages to find the closest pool to your home. i went to the YMCA to learn how to swim and those classes cost my parents a fortune!! and all i learned was how to flutter kick. and i didn't even do it correctly! then i went to a nearby pool and they gave me lesson for free. and now im on the team and it's still free. i think im susposed to pay 10 bucks a month but they didn't ask so whoops. lol
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Check "Florida Sporstman Magazine". They have "world renowned" trips leaving from Miami-Keys. \n\nOn average, expect to pay $125-150 per person, per day,(if going for Black/White Marlin, Kingfish, Wahoo, Mahi). If your "bottom-fishing", (grouper, snapper, bee-liners, ETC), expect to pay less(party boats can be as low as $35-40 per person, per day).\n\nThere are numerous Charter's for hire. If you do "charter" a boat ask them question's like:\n\nDo I have to clean my own fish?\nIf we don't catch "ANYTHING" do I get my money back?\nHow long have you had your "captain's license"?\nDo I need to bring my own lunch?\n\nMy suggestion is to "pick wisely" who you decide to "charter". It can mean the difference between, an "OK time" and a "GREAT TIME".
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i did a whole project thing on this and researched some prices so i'll try to help out. off common knowledge, i think the swimming clubs there are ok with bathsuits because at least in Oman which is where i lived there was an expat place to swim and where normal clothes. be respectful still though like no tank tops or high shorts. i found a price of $4135/ month for a 3 bedroom apartment if it helps. this is dollars too and i'm not sure of the exchange rate. and back the clubs thing, i would suggest you take advantage of the scuba diving. well anyway, i hope i have helped
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Try your local Ymca.  Often times they have Scuba courses available.  If you are not a Ymca member then you might have to pay a little more but my family got certified in Bloomington Indiana so you should be able to get scuba lessons in WI.
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hmmm....  I would say about $60 - $70 for a full day adult ticket and about $50 for the board and boot rental.  so i would expect you to pay about $120 for the day if you don't own your own gear.
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Check with the Burlingame Aquatic Club.  They may direct you with a great place to get swimming lessons.
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army navy store or local dive shop
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well bud I am happy for you, just send your questions to this email, (skydiving@skydivealberta.com) and they will tell you the fees and there place too.\n\nI did it my self last September in Nova Scotia and man it was a ride to hell and for sure I will do it again but in the States, by the way I did solo jump and it cost me $175 and my girlfriend did tandum and it was around $150 I think I dont remember that much but Do it what ever it cost jejejej it is really fun!!!\n\nGood Luck.
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cedar keys!  and of course st augustine. i am from gainesville florida and miss it dearly though always went fishing at both places oh yeah lake lochaloosa!  have fun!!
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YMCA's sometimes have scuba certification classes.  Also check with a local sporting goods store they might know where to get a cert. or try the good 'ol yellow pages
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I'm in Koh Lipe (the small island in Southern of Thailand) and my place have many beautiful dive site. I work with Lotus Dive, we have PADI dive instructor to take you make fun dive. You can see the detail about Koh Lipe in www.lotusdive.com and www.poohlipe.com
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If you are referring to Scuba diving agencies (ie. PADI, SSI, NAUI, etc), the major ones all meet a mimimum standard of skills required to be Open Water certified.  While there are some differences, the biggest factor in your traininig with these agencies will be the instructor.\n\nI would also recommend the course that has the most in water time.   It is tempting to go with the cheapest and fastest training, but the more time/practice you have, the better diver you will be.\n\nPlease see the included source for questions to ask an instructor and have a great time!\n\nBut since you ask about schools, if you are in the Los Angeles area, you are lucky.  The LA County program is one of the oldest (if not the oldest) programs in the US, the recognized as being the most thorough.  This program exceeds the standards of the other more popular agencies (PADI, SSI, NAUI, etc.)
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I'm a PADI Scuba Instructor in Guam and I used and see a lot of 'puters. I also own a $1000 (retail in Japan when it 1st came out). Sunto Spyder. I love it, but changing the battery is expensive. I log about 600+ dives a year and the battery only lasts about 1 yr. at a cost of $75. I also own a few that costs about $200.\n\nReliability is pretty good with almost all at any price range but I would suggest you get the best you can afford. Look for one that meets your needs. \n\nSome are expensive due to added features like Mix gas and capabilities to download info to your PC computer.\n\nIf you do a recreational dive and your computer fails, do a normal ascent and safety stop. As long as you do not exceed the deco limit or do a decompression dive you can abort the dive and ascend.\n\nWater temp is just a reference for you so you can plan your  dive gear accordingly (ex.Guam water temp=29 degrees centigrade=3 mm wetsuit or less)\n\nTalk with your local dive shops for more info...hope this helps, good luck and happy diving!!
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age 17 Ft Lauderdale, Florida during Spring Break
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I would take three approaches:\na)  Search on the internet for PADI, SSI, NAUI and NASDS.\nb)  I would serach for scuba sites on the web (such as scuba Board)\nc) I would go in person to one or more local dive shops and talk to them.\n\nGood luck!
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Average in the south is about $150.00\n\nIf this is your first, go to court and you will likely get driving class.  Driving class here is a one day (Saturday) class that costs $20.00.  After the class, the ticket does not appear on your record.