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Become
a National Geographic Diver!
Learn
From The Friendliest Experts In Diver Training
Welcome
to the world of National Geographic SCUBA diving!
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DIVERS are adventurers, explorers,
and conservationists. You have an interest in scuba
diving and underwater sciences that goes beyond that
of the average diver.
And ANY diver can upgrade their skills by becoming
a National Geographic Diver! And best of all, this specialty counts
towards your Master Scuba Diver rating!
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Most divers are fascinated with the aquatic world,
which inspires them to learn more. Because you have
already learned the theory and skills of diving, the
National Geographic Specialty Diver program gives
you the opportunity to build on your dive experience
to learn about new adventures, exploration and conservation
opportunities. The National Geographic Specialty program
will help you take your dive experiences to a new
level. How? You’ll learn more about the world’s oceans
and waterways and discover details that will enhance
your personal dive adventures.
ADDITIONAL
SKILLS MAKES THE DIFFERENCE
During
the National Geographic Specialty program, you’ll
find yourself sharing your discoveries with other
divers and becoming a true underwater ambassador.
Your adventures will include:
1) Improving
your buoyancy skills
2) Improving
your navigation skills
3) Completing
an exploration project
4) Aquatic
Life Identification
These
are just a few of the exciting differences in earning
the National Geographic Specialty Diver. Scuba Fusion Dive Center, the first Bay Area
PADI Dive Center to receive the National Geographic
Dive Center designation, has trained all of our Instructors
as National Geographic Dive Instructors to offer you
the most flexibility when chosing a dive education
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Class Schedule
The National Geographic Specialty has two formats
- weeknight and weekend.
Weeknight: You'll spend a Tuesday evening with
us covering your knowledge reviews, a Wednesday evening
in the pool learning new buoyancy techniques, and
one Saturday of diving!
Weekend: You'll spend a Saturday morning with
us covering your knowledge reviews, Saturday afternoon
in the pool learning new buoyancy skills, and one
Sunday of diving!
Either way, over three dives, you will complete the
skills referenced above - and become a National Geographic
Specialty Diver!
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What
you will need to buy
Before the class begins, you will need the National
Geographic Almanac and the National Geographic Diver
DVD. You will need to watch the DVD, read the Almanac,
and complete the knowledge review. During your classroom
session, your Instructor will go over your Knowledge
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What
you may rent
While Scuba Fusion Dive Center Instructors strongly recommend that you learn to dive in your gear that you'll be diving with in the future, you may
rent the rest of your scuba diving equipment at a special
class price. This includes your wetsuit or drysuit,
hood, regulator, weight belt, buoyancy control device
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Training
Fees
The National Geographic Specialty Diver total training fee
for a group class is $159.00. The fees are broken down
as follows:
National
Geographic Specialty Program Schedule
We
look forward to helping you get started. This class includes
the works - classroom, ocean dives, and certification card!
Learn to dive the correct way - learn from the very best.
Just $50 will sign you up and hold a spot for you in the
next class! Check with Scuba Fusion Dive Center for available
times!
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Monterey Dive Sites
Schedule of Tours
Buy your own Gear Already
Class Price
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$159 |
1 day 2 tank beach dives in Monterey |
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Rental - Includes 2 tanks and all other gear needed minus snorkeling gear |
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National Geographic Crewpack by PADI |
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Your own personal snorkeling gear: Mask, Snorkel, Boots, Gloves and Fins |
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Your own transportation to the dive site |
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