Those interested in completing their Open Water certification dives can participate in a course in June offered at the South Florida Diving Headquarters in Pompano Beach.
The business Ocean First will be organizing a diving class where students can practice their skills in Floridian waters. The lessons will include eight boat dives and the trip will be led by instructor Shayna Kindsvater. Participants will have an opportunity to explore shipwrecks off the coast of Pompano Beach and potentially see aquatic life such as eagle rays, moray eels, and nurse sharks. Businesses with diving classes like this can use brochure printing to provide clientele with essential information.
Ocean First is a company founded in 2005 to create and support a community of marine enthusiasts. The organization offers several swimming and diving classes while also hosting group trips to noteworthy diving destinations. All trips are led by experienced divers who can help with any equipment issues. The company also created the non-profit Ocean First Institute, which is a group that aims to protect and preserve marine environments.
The diving class will start on Thursday, June 10 and will finish on Sunday, June 13. Individual divers can pay $1,150 for the trip. The experience's cost will include a three-night stay at the Sands Harbor Resort and Marina and lunch on diving days. Guests will need to bring their own diving gear and pay the crew gratuities.
