Did your heart skip a beat when Captain Nemo saved a South Indian fisherman while scuba diving in the Jules Verne Classic 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea? Do you daydream about finding Blackbeard’s treasure chest in his submerged ship? Does watching the Discovery Channel make you yearn to learn to scuba dive?

Perhaps you should turn your dreams into reality and investigate scubadiving as a new hobby. It’s easier than you think!

A learn to scuba dive program can be as easy and as quick as a two hour course at a resort, or as in-depth as months in classroom, pool and open water environments. The most popular scuba certification diving courses are offered by PADI and NAUI, but SSI and the YMCA have courses as well.

You can choose from among 1,900 dive centers in North America alone. Kids ages 10-14 can receive Junior Open Water Diver certification and ages 15 and up can obtain their full Open Water Diver certification.

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