Last Updated on August 17, 2024 by Dan
Diving Costs
The cost of the dive depends largely on where you plan to dive, what company you dive with, and the duration of your dive. The following diving prices are not exact, but roughly what you can expect to spend at the following locations.
Diving spots in the United States do not tend to include the cost of equipment rental in their prices, while international diving is typically more of a package deal to include rental. When trying to decide where to dive, it’s important to check specific location’s websites or to call them to better understand what is and is not included in the price.
Popular spots to dive in the United States:
- California. For a one tank dive expect to spend between $100 – $150/person, and for a two-tank dive $200 – $250/person. If you’re diving alone, private diving fees can apply.
- Florida. A one-tank dive in Florida can cost between $50 – $80/person, a two-tank dive typically costs around $65, and a three-tank dive about $90.
- South Carolina. A dive in South Carolina can cost anywhere between $80 – $120/person, and most dives are two-tank dives.
- Hawaii. Hawaii has tons of options when it comes to dives. Several dive spots in Hawaii offer a first-timers dive at about $130/person, a two-tank dive will typically cost between $114 – $185/person, and a three-tank dive roughly $150 – $170/person.
Popular international dive destinations:
- Indonesia. Dive trips cost anywhere from $75 – $165+/person.
- Australia. Roughly $120 – $380/person.
- Mexico. One-tank dive trips start around $70/person, while two-tank dives start at around $90/person.
- The Bahamas. Diving trips in the Bahamas are anywhere between $120/person – $190/person and up.
