Scuba Club Inc

Claim
marker

4708 N Flagler Dr
West Palm Beach, FL 33407

marker
(561) 844-2466
Incorrect info? Correct your listing
Reviews
( 1 )
( 0 )
( 0 )
( 0 )
( 1 )

Best

The coastal area of Jupiter and Palm Beach are quickly growing into one of the most popular places to live and play because of it's great weather, tranquil location, and beauty. W...

Worst

The Scuba Club advertises itself as "The Best Damn Facility on the planet since 1972." They might have a very nice facility, but the service and safety leave a lot to be desi...

The Scuba Club Inc. Perhaps the best value in West Palm Beach! 11/29/2006

The coastal area of Jupiter and Palm Beach are quickly growing into one of the most popular places to live and play because of it's great weather, tranquil location, and beauty. With a coastline dominated by new condos and high priced shopping centers; it is becoming increasingly difficult to find quality establishment which have the experience and reputation of offering honest services. Hidden amongst the condos and yacht clubs is a gem of a dive shop; The Scuba Club inc. The Scuba Club is located on the intracoastal off of flagler just north of 45th in West Palm Beach. Everything you'll ever need in the world of diving is located on the premises. They have their own boat on their own dock; very convenient as you only need to park once, check in, and the boat is literally a short walk away. Too many establishments require you to park in one place to pick up your rental gear than drive on over to the boat which is located on a separate dock. At the Scuba Club everything is there so you only need to show up 30 minutes before your dive to get set up; great for those of us who aren't early morning people! For those who are new to diving The Scuba Club has very experienced full time instructors ready to get you started in the diving world. They have two pools; one of which is a 16 foot deep tank which is perfect for training new divers or for those who haven't been diving in awhile and would like a quick boost in confidence before they head out. If you're missing something in your gear bag their pro shop is full of quality gear with the unbiased knowledgeable staff to offer you any advice you need in making a decision. If you just need some maintenance their staff of technicians are ready to put some new life into your old dive gear. They run regular trips throughout the week offering both two tank and single tank dives. Their crew is perhaps the most knowledgeable of any dive op I've been to anywhere in the world. They know the area extremely well; this became apparent to me when one of the divemasters took me to a very small inconspicuous hole in the ledge of a huge reef. Looking in I didn't see anything at first, but looked at him as he gave me the wait one second look. Sure enough eventually out came out a Black Brotula!! A super rare fish, it was quite a treat. The fact that the divemaster knew exactly which hole the fish hung out in was simply astonishing. Just remember that if you plan on diving on the weekends call a week in advance as spaces get filled up fast. In addition to the top notch service The Scuba Club offers phenomenal pricing. Don't be fooled by the "club" in their name, this is not your run of the mill Palm Beach exclusive club; anyone is welcome to dive, which is noted in their competitive pricing which fights off exclusivity offering a very friendly and diverse establishment. more

Dive at Your Peril in West Palm Beach 10/18/2005

The Scuba Club advertises itself as "The Best Damn Facility on the planet since 1972." They might have a very nice facility, but the service and safety leave a lot to be desired. The dive boats seem in good shape and newer. That isn't enough to make up for what appear to be young, inexperienced and insensitive crew. On the "test dive," there was a captain who couldn't have been more than 23 years old and one under 20 deck hand who didn't want to take his shoes off or get wet. Minimal assistance to divers was given, along with considerable attitude. One diver was forced to jump with a video camera because the deck hand wouldn't hand it down. No camera rinse. As for safety, how about diving across the shipping channel off West Palm Beach with 16 divers and one dive float with one divemaster? Not much fun for the divers who were left by the "divemaster." They were dumped on sand bottom and left to fend for themselves in 90 ft. of water with no divemaster or group in sight. Nor any fish or reef. The only plus to this outfit is the price. And you have the option of doing one tank dives. There are real safety issues and concerns with The Scuba Club. If you do decide to try them out, be sure you are fully loaded with whistles, safety sausage and up to date life insurance. more
< Previous 1 Next >
Summer SALE!!!:
15% OFF all yearly plans
Use year15 at checkout. Expires 1/1/2021
Additional information
  • Hours: Classes meet for 3 weeks ; Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday from 7-10 PM First 4 dives are typically on the first weekend following the last night of class
  • Neighborhoods: Pinewood
badge