Aquatic Adventures Scuba Academy - Virginia

09/03/2026

We will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7th and will reopen on Wednesday, Sept. 9th

Happy Labor Day!

08/24/2026

Look at all the newest open water divers!! Anna, Ben, Finn, James, Lars, Peter, Sam,Sean,and Tyler nice work completing your open water check out dives! Welcome to the tribe!

08/24/2026

Congrats to Ali, Carl, Michael, Nate, Robert and Pum for completing theirOpen water Scuba diver certification during their 3 day hybrid course.

08/10/2026

What a fantastic weekend to welcome 13 newly certified open water diver! Congrats Coral, Evan, James, Kevin, Leanne, Michael, Quinn, Marianne, Jessie, Arayah, Megan and Justin!
Lots of dive families this weekend!

08/07/2026

Still recovering from the Snowcrete? Trade January's deep freeze for crystal-clear tropical water and once-in-a-lifetime snorkeling alongside migrating humpback whales. No wetsuit-in-a-blizzard nonsense, just warm water, expert guides, and whales close enough to hear them sing.

Package Includes: Seven nights on Turks and Caicos Explorer Live-a-Board 6-8 hours of whale watching per day (weather permitting) Two tender surface watching sessions daily Surface whale viewing from two comfortable tenders Opportunities for passive in-water snorkel encounters Informational natural...

08/04/2026

Escape the January cold with our Humpback Whale Watching/Snorkeling trip to Silver Banks! Spend 7 nights aboard the Turks and Caicos Explorer with up to 6-8 hours of whale watching per day!

Package Includes: Seven nights on Turks and Caicos Explorer Live-a-Board 6-8 hours of whale watching per day (weather permitting) Two tender surface watching sessions daily Surface whale viewing from two comfortable tenders Opportunities for passive in-water snorkel encounters Informational natural...

08/02/2026

There are just four spots left for our Snorkel with Humpbacks trip in Silver Banks!

Package Includes: Seven nights on Turks and Caicos Explorer Live-a-Board 6-8 hours of whale watching per day (weather permitting) Two tender surface watching sessions daily Surface whale viewing from two comfortable tenders Opportunities for passive in-water snorkel encounters Informational natural...

07/19/2026

Good information

A diver suddenly becomes breathless. They start coughing. Everyone assumes it's exhaustion or a little water inhalation. But it could be something far more dangerous.

Swimming-Induced Pulmonary Edema (SIPE) is a potentially life-threatening condition that can affect scuba divers, freedivers, open-water swimmers and triathletes.

Although many people recover quickly once out of the water, delayed recognition can have fatal consequences.

Learn the warning signs, who's most at risk, and what to do if it happens to you or your dive buddy.

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07/12/2026

I never dive with out a DSMB! How about you?

A missing scuba diver in the Florida Keys was found safe after one piece of equipment made all the difference.

The U.S. Coast Guard says the diver's delayed surface marker buoy (DSMB) allowed rescuers to spot him just a quarter-mile from the search area, leading to a swift rescue.

It's another reminder of why many experienced divers never enter the water without one.

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