Diving Classes
Recreational diving is better when it is shared. Gotham Divers was built to create a place for learning, adventure, and community. From your first pool session to your first dive trip, you will be surrounded by people who enjoy helping new divers grow.
Whether you want to dive on vacation, explore local waters, meet other divers, or work toward advanced training, Gotham Divers can help you take the next step.
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Open Water Checkout Dives
$500.00 -
Try Scuba / Discover Scuba
Price range: $200.00 through $250.00 -
Open Water: Course Materials, Classroom, and Pool Sessions
Price range: $650.00 through $725.00 -
Refresher, pool and open water dives
Price range: $300.00 through $360.00 -
Enriched Air Nitrox
Price range: $250.00 through $325.00 -
Advanced Open Water
Price range: $525.00 through $600.00 -
Deep Diving
Price range: $400.00 through $460.00 -
Stress and Rescue Diver
Price range: $475.00 through $560.00 -
First Aid, CPR, AED, O2 provider
Price range: $250.00 through $275.00 -
O2 Provider
Price range: $100.00 through $125.00 -
Dry Suit Diver
Price range: $450.00 through $525.00 -
Night Time and Limited Visibility
Price range: $390.00 through $450.00 -
Wreck Diving
Price range: $400.00 through $460.00 -
Advanced Wreck Diving
$450.00 -
Science of Diving
$350.00 -
Buoyancy
Price range: $300.00 through $360.00 -
Boat Diving
Price range: $400.00 through $460.00 -
Navigation
Price range: $390.00 through $450.00
Professional diving does not stop at one course. After completing Divemaster or instructor-level training, many divers continue into specialties, technical diving, rescue skills, emergency response training, wreck diving, deep diving, dry suit diving, nitrox, and other continuing education options.
Gotham Divers offers a wide range of classes from beginner through advanced, rescue, technical, and leadership levels. That means your professional path can continue to grow as your goals evolve.
Technical diving goes beyond standard recreational scuba limits. It may include deeper dives, longer bottom times, planned decompression, overhead environments, advanced wreck penetration, multiple gas mixtures, specialized equipment, and more complex dive planning.
Technical diving requires more training, more preparation, and a higher level of personal responsibility. It is not about rushing into bigger dives. It is about learning the systems, discipline, and judgment needed to manage more demanding underwater environments.
Recreational Classes
Recreational diving is better when it is shared. Gotham Divers was built to create a place for learning, adventure, and community. From your first pool session to your first dive trip, you will be surrounded by people who enjoy helping new divers grow.
Whether you want to dive on vacation, explore local waters, meet other divers, or work toward advanced training, Gotham Divers can help you take the next step.
-
Open Water Checkout Dives
$500.00 -
Try Scuba / Discover Scuba
Price range: $200.00 through $250.00 -
Open Water: Course Materials, Classroom, and Pool Sessions
Price range: $650.00 through $725.00 -
Refresher, pool and open water dives
Price range: $300.00 through $360.00 -
Enriched Air Nitrox
Price range: $250.00 through $325.00 -
Advanced Open Water
Price range: $525.00 through $600.00 -
Deep Diving
Price range: $400.00 through $460.00 -
Stress and Rescue Diver
Price range: $475.00 through $560.00 -
First Aid, CPR, AED, O2 provider
Price range: $250.00 through $275.00 -
O2 Provider
Price range: $100.00 through $125.00 -
Dry Suit Diver
Price range: $450.00 through $525.00 -
Night Time and Limited Visibility
Price range: $390.00 through $450.00
Professional Classes
Professional diving does not stop at one course. After completing Divemaster or instructor-level training, many divers continue into specialties, technical diving, rescue skills, emergency response training, wreck diving, deep diving, dry suit diving, nitrox, and other continuing education options.
Gotham Divers offers a wide range of classes from beginner through advanced, rescue, technical, and leadership levels. That means your professional path can continue to grow as your goals evolve.
Technical Classes
Technical diving goes beyond standard recreational scuba limits. It may include deeper dives, longer bottom times, planned decompression, overhead environments, advanced wreck penetration, multiple gas mixtures, specialized equipment, and more complex dive planning.
Technical diving requires more training, more preparation, and a higher level of personal responsibility. It is not about rushing into bigger dives. It is about learning the systems, discipline, and judgment needed to manage more demanding underwater environments.