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Lake Snorkeling Activity

A Lake Snorkel Information Sheet

After you have completed the snorkeling sessions of pool training, it is time to head to the lake for a snorkeling activity!  

We complete our Snorkeling Activity at Saguaro Lake to give the students preparation for a dive trip.  Open Water Certification are not completed in the Local Lakes because the visibility is just too murky.  Most divers feel uncomfortable diving in water where you cannot see your fins!  We will take you to the Ocean where the water visibility is consistently clear, beautiful animals await, and have a great time!

Don't forget to pick up your Tonto National Forrest Parking Pass from Either Scuba Sciences' location!

There is no comparison, is there?!

We will carpool/caravan from our Metro Location 1 hour prior to our scheduled start time at Saguaro Lake.  
See the map for directions:  

Metro Location Scuba Sciences
8502 N Black Canyon Highway

The activities we will complete at the Lake Snorkel are:

    Dive trip preparation

    Dive site briefing

    Donning the equipment

    Rough water entry (simulation)

    Swimming skills

    Buddy helping skills

    Rescue breathing

    Mask clearing

    Snorkel clearing

    Surface dives

    Rough water exit (simulation)

    Post dive briefing and logbook completion

    Barbeque at the lake when we're done!  Enjoy fresh cooked hot dogs, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, chips and a drink!  All proceeds go to our Dive Leader Training!

See a diver in action during a recent lake dive.  Hover over the picture!

After the Lake Snorkel, you have completed your first of 5 open water dives! 
Congratulations!  We will see you on an Ocean Trip soon!

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