
PADI ReActivate
Refresh core scuba skills, rebuild comfort in the water, and get ready to return to diving.
PADI ReActivate
Pricing, equipment, prerequisites and other important details are included here so you can review them before registering.
Certified divers who want to refresh knowledge and in-water skills before returning to regular diving.
$50 deposit • $149 Early Bird through September 10, 2026 • $179 Regular Price • Early Bird saves $30. PADI ReActivate eLearning is charged separately; current student price is $85.00.
This class has one scheduled session. The exact date, time, session type and location are shown on the class card.
Bring the personal diving equipment you normally use when available, especially mask, snorkel, fins/boots and exposure protection. Bringing your own BCD, regulator and dive computer is encouraged; arrange needed D&G equipment in advance.
Qualifying prior diver certification is required. Minimum age: 10. PADI ReActivate includes a knowledge review plus a confined-water or guided open-water waterskills session.
Bring proof of your existing scuba certification. A refresher is skills review, not a replacement entry-level certification.
Plan to attend the complete scheduled session(s). Contact Dive & Glide as early as possible if a conflict develops.
Register early enough to complete required forms, medical clearance when applicable, eLearning/digital learning, course materials and any equipment preparation before the first scheduled session.
Maximum 4 students.
Read the Dive & Glide Class Learning Agreement, Policies & Cancellation information.
Earn 5% cash-back credit on purchases at Dive & Glide Scuba.
No card to carry — rewards are automatically tracked.
Redeem rewards on classes, gear, service and trips.
Meet Your Instructor
Jacob is an instructor, sales associate, and service technician at Dive & Glide Scuba. His dive training progressed quickly after he earned his first diving certification. He earned his PADI® Open Water Instructor and EFR Instructor certifications in 2020.














