Luxury Scuba & Technical Diver Training from Palatka, Florida

This five-day program pairs TDI Advanced Nitrox with TDI Decompression Procedures, taught in conjunction to give divers a cohesive technical foundation. The Advanced Nitrox portion qualifies divers to use enriched air mixes from EAN 21 through EAN 100 within certification limits to a maximum depth of 130 feet for dives not requiring staged decompression. The Decompression Procedures component prepares divers for planned staged decompression to a maximum operating depth of 150 feet. The combined course is positioned as the first step beyond normal sport diving limits and as a recommended foundation for further technical training.

The operator bundles eLearning, training materials, licensing, daily transfers to the cenotes, airport transfers, accommodation in the dive house, and lunch each day of diving. Prerequisites include a minimum age of 18, Advanced Open Water certification (or equivalent), and proof of 25 logged open-water dives. Course dates are scheduled by the Mexico training facility once booked, allowing a personalized training schedule.

The TDI Full Cave Diver course is designed for divers committed to overhead-environment training and focused on cave penetration. As the third stage in TDI’s Full Cave Diver Development Program, it emphasizes advanced cave dive planning and the practical execution of scenarios encountered during actual cave penetration. Training stresses guideline use, low-silt finning techniques such as the frog kick, buoyancy control, communication, and emergency procedures including air sharing and zero-visibility navigation.

This program is taught in Mexico’s cenotes—an environment highlighted by the operator for its clear water and impressive formations—and is offered as a four-day course with eight-hour training days. Prerequisites include a minimum age of 18 and prior certification at the TDI Introductory Cave Diver level (or equivalent). Included items are eLearning, training materials and licensing, daily transfers to the cenotes, airport transfers, accommodation in the dive house, and lunch on each day of diving.

The TDI Advanced Nitrox course focuses on enabling divers to use enriched air nitrox across a wide range of mixes (EAN 21 through EAN 100) within current certification limits, to a maximum depth of 130 feet for dives that do not require staged decompression. The operator notes this course is often paired with TDI Decompression Procedures and considers it a foundation for further technical training and for divers using SCR or CCR systems.

Offered as a three-day Mexico-based class with eight-hour training days, the package includes eLearning, training materials and licensing, daily transfers to the cenotes, airport transfers, accommodation in the dive house, and lunch each day of diving. Prerequisites specify a minimum age (18; 15 with parental consent in some cases), a prior TDI Nitrox Diver certification (or equivalent), and proof of 25 logged open-water dives.

This three-day TDI Decompression Procedures course prepares sport divers for planned staged decompression diving, extending operational capability to a maximum depth of 150 feet. When taught alongside Advanced Nitrox, it forms a key technical pairing and the foundation for further technical levels. The operator frames this course as a first step beyond normal sport diving limits for divers looking to incorporate planned decompression into their skill set.

Included in the Mexico-based package are eLearning, training materials and licensing, daily transfers to the cenotes, airport transfers, accommodation in the dive house, and lunch on each day of diving. Prerequisites include a minimum age of 18 and Advanced Open Water (or equivalent) with proof of 25 logged open-water dives. Course logistics and dates are arranged by the Mexico training facility after booking.

The TDI Intro to Cave Diver course builds on cavern diver skills and introduces the basic principles of cave diving using a single primary guideline. It’s the second step in overhead-environment development and an important prerequisite for more advanced cave training. The course emphasizes guideline techniques, buoyancy, appropriate finning to limit silt, and emergency procedures suited to overhead environments.

Offered as a three-day Mexico-based class, the operator includes eLearning, training materials and licensing, daily transfers to the cenotes, airport transfers, accommodation in the dive house, and lunch on diving days. Prerequisites require a minimum age (18, or 15 with parental consent in some cases) and proof of TDI Cavern Diver certification or equivalent.

The TDI Cavern Diver course is aimed at divers who want to develop the minimum skills and knowledge for cavern and overhead-environment diving within the limits of light penetration. Training focuses on hazards associated with cave environments and drills key competencies that set the stage for further overhead training. The course typically requires a minimum age of 18 (or 15 with parental consent), SDI Open Water (or equivalent) certification, and proof of 25 logged dives.

Mexico-based cavern classes offered by the operator include eLearning, training materials and licensing, daily transfers to the cenotes, airport transfers, accommodation in the dive house, and lunch on each day of diving. The cenote environment is highlighted for its clear water and formations; course dates are arranged by the training facility after booking.