Ocean Legends is located at 111 Sand Island Access Road in Honolulu, Hawaii 96819.
You can find us in the middle of the shopping center plaza next to Lunch Box and West Marine. Just look for the big red dive flag sign on the top of the building.
We are open from 9AM - 5PM Hawaii Standard Time every day of the week.
Our main shop line is 808-852-8881.
Or if you prefer, you can email us anytime at info@oceanlegends.com and we will respond right away.
To avoid disappointment, we recommend making your diving reservations at least a few days in advance. We're also happy to take bookings as far as a month to a year out.
Simply call us at 808-852-8881 or email info@oceanlegends.com to reserve your spot.
Vouchers purchased through LivingSocial and Travel Zoo deal websites are valid for 1 year from date of purchase.
Vouchers purchased through KITV's Deal Center are valid until June 12, 2012.
Diving is a great family activity and children as young at 10 years old are welcome to participate with parental consent.
You don't have to be Michael Phelps in order to come diving, however basic water skills and comfort in the water are essential for diving.
There are no minimum swim requirements to participate in the uncertified diver Discover Scuba Diving program.
During the Open Water certification course students are required to complete a 300 yard untimed swim using mask, snorkel, and fins and also a 10-minute float in water too deep to stand.
Your scuba certification is valid for life! However, if it's been a few months (or a few years) since you've been in the water it's a good idea to sign up for our Scuba Review course. Our professional instructors will get you back up to speed with the latest gear and safe diving techniques so you can get the most enjoyment from your dives.
Yes. You can order a replacement directly ONLINE WITH PADI if you have a digital head-and-shoulders picture or our staff would be happy to take care of this for you when you stop by the dive shop.
Please review the RSTC Medical Statement prior to your scheduled charter or dive course.
If you can answer "YES" to ANY question on Page 1, we will need your physician's permission and signature on Page 2 before your dives.
Scuba diving is an exciting and demanding activity. To Scuba dive safely, you must not be extremely overweight or out of condition. Diving can be strenuous under certain conditions. Your respiratory and circulatory systems must be in good health. All body air spaces must be normal and healthy. A person with heart trouble, a current cold or congestion, epilepsy, asthma, a severe medical problem, or who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs, should not dive. If taking medication, consult your doctor before participating.
PADI's eLearning materials are a convenient way to finish your dive course materials in your free time. You should allow at least 8-10 total hours to complete all of the required materials. However, all of the sections do not have to be completed in one sitting and study time can be broken up to fit your personal schedule.
Current research recommends waiting at least 18 hours between the end of your last dive and when your flight leaves.
Absolutely as long as your training has been completed within the past year. You will need to bring your referral form signed by your instructor as well as your logbook. Please contact us to arrange your dives.
You will need a swimming suit, towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, dry clothes to change into, and any other personal items you may need on the boat throughout the day. Also, if you own any dive or snorkeling gear that you'd like to use, please bring that as well.
Keep in mind that space on dive boats is limited, so we recommend keeping all of your things in a small backpack or day bag.
If you're a certified diver, please bring your certifcation card and logbook (if you have one).
If you're taking a diving course, please bring your crew pack each day of the course.
We have the flexibility to dive all sides of Oahu depending on current surf and weather conditions.
Our most popular dive spots and wrecks are located on the South and West Sides of the island.
The dive boat captain and dive crew will pick the best dive sites available based on customer requests as well as water and diving conditions on the day of the charter.
During the summer months the water temperature ranges from 79-82°F.
During the winter months the water temperature ranges from 75-79°F.
Visibility in the water can vary greatly from day to day and even hour by hour. Typically though we enjoy 60-100+ feet of visibility on most dive sites year-round.
The main draw for many divers to Hawaii is the abundance of endemic reef fish. About 1/3 of all the fish seen on Hawaiian reefs are found only in Hawaii! We also commonly see green sea turtles, many types of eels, octopus, eagle rays, white tip reef sharks, and the occasional monk seal. There are also many different types of beautiful stony coral that make up Hawaiian reefs. Part of the beauty of diving is never knowing what surprises you'll encounter during each dive!
Our instructors work very hard to ensure that you are safe, have fun, and receive top notch scuba training during all of the charters and courses we teach at Ocean Legends. Though gratuities are not expected, they are always greatly appreciated. Most divers feel comfortable with a comparable gratuity for the customer service industry of 10-20% of the full retail value of their charter or course.
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