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Scuba Center Scuba Center has been teaching scuba diving classes since 1973. Learn more: scubacenter.com At Scuba Center we've been teaching scuba diving classes since 1973.

We were Minnesota's first PADI 5 Star Training Facility and have grown to become Minnesota's largest scuba diving school (and one of the largest in the Midwest). Scuba Center offers a complete range of PADI scuba diving training classes from Beginning (Open Water Diver) to the PADI Instructor Development Course (IDC). Our Eagan Scuba Center, located 5 minutes south of Mall of America, features a 12 ft deep in store pool heated to a tropical 88 degrees, two classrooms, a full line of scuba diving & snorkeling equipment, Nitrox fills, and our Public Safety Diving/Water Rescue Department. Our original Scuba Center in South Minneapolis, open since 1973, offers a complete selection of scuba diving equipment, snorkeling equipment, and lessons. This location is just two blocks south of Lake Harriet.

11/10/2026

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Cherubfish are Pygmy angelfish, never more than 2-3 inches. In most of the Caribbean, you find them in deep rubble, but ...
11/10/2026

Cherubfish are Pygmy angelfish, never more than 2-3 inches. In most of the Caribbean, you find them in deep rubble, but in St Lucia, they are often in shallow seagrass. Our next Fish Night will focus on Caribbean fish and include some fun ones to look for in Bonaire and St Lucia. 7 pm, Tues, Nov 17 at Eagan.

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Have you ever seen a tiger grouper? In some parts of the Caribbean, they can be somewhat common. This striking fish can ...
11/01/2026

Have you ever seen a tiger grouper? In some parts of the Caribbean, they can be somewhat common. This striking fish can be shy, but is usually pretty chill around divers. Join us at our next Fish Night to learn about some of the fish you'll see diving in the Caribbean (including some fun ones to look for in Bonaire and St. Lucia). Tuesday, Nov. 17, 7 pm at Eagan. Friends, family, nondivers welcome.

Back in Stock: SCUBAPRO Hydros Pro 2 BCDAvailable at both Scuba Center locations.
10/29/2026

Back in Stock: SCUBAPRO Hydros Pro 2 BCD
Available at both Scuba Center locations.

Introducing the new Oceanic O.i Wrist Scuba Diving ComputerDIALED IN.The Oceanic O.i Wrist is a next-generation scuba di...
10/28/2026

Introducing the new Oceanic O.i Wrist Scuba Diving Computer
DIALED IN.
The Oceanic O.i Wrist is a next-generation scuba diving computer packed with technology, simplicity, and connectivity, at the best value. Designed for scuba divers who demand intuitive controls and advanced features, O.i combines smart features with rugged performance, making it a must have for any diver. Includes rechargeable lithium-ion battery.

Intuitive – Intelligent – Integrated

âś” Large Full-Color Display
âś” Integrated GPS Tracking
âś” Air Integration for Up to 3 Tanks
âś” BĂĽhlmann ZHL-16C Algorithm
✔ Nitrox Ready 22 – 100%

O.i: $399.95
Transmitter: $399.95

Check out the new Oceanic O.i today. In stock at both Scuba Center locations.

Divers are often so focused on big stuff (sharks! turtles!) that they forget about the little guys hiding in plain sight...
10/27/2026

Divers are often so focused on big stuff (sharks! turtles!) that they forget about the little guys hiding in plain sight. Seaweed blennies are only about 3 inches long. You can often find them in shallow water, peeking out from holes in the coral. Join us at Fish Night on Nov. 17 to learn more about fish to look for in the Caribbean! 7 pm, Tues, Nov. 17 at Eagan. (Alice took this photo on Alligator Reef in Islamorada, Florida.)

Banded butterflyfish are found throughout the Caribbean. They eat coral polyps and are firm believers in the buddy syste...
10/20/2026

Banded butterflyfish are found throughout the Caribbean. They eat coral polyps and are firm believers in the buddy system--if you see one, look around for its friend that is sure to be nearby! Fish Night on Nov. 17 will focus on Caribbean fish, both some common ones as well as some fun ones to look for in the southern Caribbean to help you get ready for those winter trips to St Lucia and Bonaire. 7 pm, Tues Nov. 17 at Eagan. No cost to attend. Friends, family, nondivers welcome.

Address

1571 Century Pt
Eagan, MN
55121

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 7pm
Tuesday 12pm - 7pm
Wednesday 12pm - 7pm
Thursday 12pm - 7pm
Friday 12pm - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

(651) 681-8434

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