Rates and Packages:

Diving, snorkeling and cay trips - Per Person

• Single Tank Dive $ 50.00
• Two Tank Dive $ 85.00
• Snorkel Trip (includes mask/fins) $ 40.00 - $45.00
• Dedicated Snorkel Trip (includes mask/fins) $ 50.00
• Two Tank Dive Package (minimum 2 days) $ 75.00
• Night Dive (minimum 4 Divers) $ 55.00
• Salt Cay Trip $ 60.00 (minimum 6 people)
• Gibbs Cay Trip $ 60.00  (minimum 6 people)

Note:  Salt Cay and Gibbs Cay trips are not available to our cruise ship visitors. 

PADI Courses - Per Person

• Resort Course $ 150.00 (includes one dive and gear)
• PADI Open Water Referral $ 200.00 + Dives
• PADI Open Water Certification $ 450.00 (includes dives and gear)
• PADI Advanced Open Water $ 200.00 + Dives
• PADI Rescue Diver $ 400.00
• PADI Emergency First Response $ 125.00
• PADI Divemaster $ 800.00
• PADI Assistant Instructor (price available on request)
• PADI Instructor Development Course (price available on request)

Equipment Rental Prices – Per Day

- Regulator $10.00
- Mask/Fins (24 hours) $20.00
- BCD $10.00
- Light $10.00
- Wetsuit $7.00

About booking a dive package...
At Blue Water Divers we pride ourselves in what has kept us in business for over 25 years, and that is small groups and personal service. When booking a dive package please take a moment to consider the following. Most divers book weeks or even months in advance. That means we are holding space on the boat for you from the time you book, and potentially turning down other business. In a business as small as BWD that can be a very critical situation, as far as numbers of divers and boat space available.

There are several reasons one may miss a day of dive package...

- Airlines situations can cause delays in the States or even Provo -
- A diver may arrive and they are feeling ill or too tired to dive the first day
- Luggage or dive gear was lost or delayed...
- It was too cold and rainy... etc.....

All understandable reasons not to dive, but does not alter the fact that we have held your dive package reservation, whether you were able to use it or not.....Most divers have traveled enough and are aware that is standard practice in the dive industry, but for those who are not, I just like to offer this helpful bit of insight. Please try to understand what a significant impact it can have on a small dive operation.

If you are uncomfortable with that type of arrangement, I have two suggestions...one is to book one day dive package LESS than you intend to dive, that way if you miss a day for whatever reason, you have a day to play with. If all goes well and you wish to add a day diving.... we will be delighted to do so for you!! The other option is to not go on dive package at all, but realize that a daily dive rate will add up faster than the discounted dive package.

Thanks for taking the time to read and understand this side of dive travel... Your business is crucial to me and I look forward to diving with
you again soon!