Update to my review many years ago, these guys are still the best dive shop in Utah. I've gotten to…read moreknow these people over the years and have really appreciated the care they take in what they do. I went on a dive trip with my wife a few years back and really appreciated the training that I had received that helped me on those dives. If you're looking to get certified or further advance your diving skills--or enjoy some really fun trips around the world with a great group of people--I highly recommend North American Divers! The staff is so friendly and helpful to get the things I needed. I felt very comfortable! I will definitely be coming back for more scuba certifications and equipment. Also their fish tank is pretty awesome.

Both Times I Left My Gear To Be Fixed They Blundered It Completely 1st Time I Left It WithThem For…read more2 Weeks They Never Touched It, Ended Up Going To SLC And Having Neptune Divers Take Care Of Me. 2 Chance Took My Gear In They Lost It, I Mean How Incompetent Can A Professional Dive Shop Be ? Trust Me It Gets Worse They Find My Gear Get Replaced Said Hose Charge Me $60+ Dollars I Pack Everything Go To The Philippines Get Up The Next Day To Dive Start Setting Up My Gear The Incompetence Of North American Divers Gets Worse They Left Out The SPG So The Air Was Free Flowing From The Hose . I Always Come Prepared And Had Analog Gauges With Me We We're Able To Pull Out The SPG From Them Put It In The Dive Computer Hose Connector And Order Me A New SPG. I Will Never Buy Any Equipment Or Take Anything To North American Divers Again ...

Took a refresher course. Brandon was awesome. Thorough, patient and definitely knowledgeable…read more Someone who knows his stuff and loves diving. The shop and the pool area were so clean and organized. I was really impressed. Everyone at the shop was super nice and helpful. Can't wait to go back.

I had a blast getting my certification at The Scuba Dive, Eric and the entire crew are awesome and…read moresuper stoked to get more people into SCUBA diving. They are always so helpful. But the highlight of my experience had to be getting certified with Ivan Hartle. If you are un-sure you could do SCUBA, take a class with Ivan. He is such a good instructor and is one that wants you to love your new hobby instead of just pumping you through the certification. The gear sold at The Scuba Dive is high quality, and the staff is so helpful that I couldn't imagine going to another shop. Definitely check them out, you won't regret it. (And if you do, they will keep trying to get you into it ;) )

It was a great experience. Would recommend highly. Our instructor was Roger Krafts he was…read moreknowledgeable and supportive. Best ever and now have a new sport I am confident in diving.

Shop seems cool sometimes good sale but the service side is horrible…read more Had my ss1 serviced the week before a Caribbean trip. It failed at depth. Then they took three weeks to service it again and acted like they did me a favor not charging me lol. Not like I was left stranded in Roatan without and octo/inflator or anything. THEN Book a DRYSUIT course and they change the dates 3 times the week of and then come at me salty when I couldn't make the final last minute date change. Then they didn't even refund me hahaha. Literally their trips are insanely overpriced btw. The attitude they gave me because THEY couldn't get their DRYSUIT instructor to stick to one date was laughable. I work in a business where it's not so easy to just keep changing and am shocked they stay in business treating people this way. Go anywhere else. Ps here is the shot attached showing the ss1 failing at depth.

This is a very unique experience that I won't soon forget. Pricey so may be a one time experience,…read morebut if you are reconsidering it... I say do it once! They say that over 10,000 years ago the Homestead Crater was formed when melting snow along the Wasatch Mountains mixed with heated geothermal hot springs 2 miles below the earths surface started spewing out water and picking up minerals such as limestone which were then deposited above the earths surface forming a volcano or "beehive" like formation. A Swiss settler discovered it in the late 1800's and named it a hot pot. Originally visitors had to be lowered into it via cable. As of the mid 1990's there is now access via a tunnel. We of course had to check it out and I'm so glad we got to experience it and learn about the history. It wasn't as hot as I had expected it to be, and while I initially thought 50 min was not enough of an experience, it most certainly was.

What a cool experience to bring my OOT family to go see. I wanted to go to the hot springs, but I…read morehad never been to them. I asked my sister if she wanted to go when they came out here for Christmas, and I had her help me choose where to go. I polled friends, and then I had her choose. She chose the Homestead Crater, and she wasn't disappointed! It isn't too interesting in terms of things to look at, but getting to swim in a hot spring in a Crater, on Christmas Eve no less, made it a cool experience for family from Virginia. The water reflected was pretty blue-ish, which reminded me of a lagoon (like in The Little Mermaid ). I loved hearing of the history of the cave, how it was formed, and the minerals in the water. The water was perfect for a cold day. There are a few stalls, built into the cave wall for changing. The time changing is included in the 1 hour time slot you pay for. The staff was nice and knowledgeable. You do have to wear a life vest, which is provided at the Crater. There are also a couple of places you can sit, like the shallow end of a pool, if you don't want to "swim." Scuba diving is an option, for a little extra. Apparently some of my friends certified there for their scuba certifications. We hope to come back again soon!

Had an amazing experience getting certified here at Scuba Utah. It was so straight forward and fast…read moreto get done (we did the one week course). Our instructor Jonathan is just the best. He was so kind and patient with us all even when we kept forgetting to lay our tanks down before walking away (sorry Jon). He is also very very passionate about the wagon wheel up at the crater which I found inspiring. He got us done as efficiently as possible with a full class and lots of skills to get through and kept it fun. This place is also ran and owned by women which is a slay.

I was needing to get scuba certified within two weeks of my vacation. SCUBA Utah was awesome! A…read moregood experience from the beginning till the end. We had the best instructor we could've asked for :-) Rachelle was not only thorough, she was very patient. I was terrified to do my open water, and she helped me through every step of the way. I honestly could not have gotten through the class if it wasn't for her and all her help and training knowledge. When I finally was on vacation, I was very confident scuba diving due to my training.

Great place to get Open Water dive certified. Kevin G. is a great teacher. He is knowledgeable,…read morepatient, thorough and accommodating. Plus the water is warm so it's way nice in the winter.

THE WORST! My husband took our dive gear into Dive Utah for…read morea yearly (tune-up. We go diving in Bonaire and do coral cleaning/planting for a couple of months. We dive twice a day, luckily not deep. After a few dives I noticed a slow leak. I took it to the dive repair shop and guess what?! The o rings were old. They had never been replaced. This is SCUBA. Dive Utah is putting lives at stake by taking money and then doing nothing! Don't go here.

Came in for our first open water dive with Neptune divers and we had a great time. Despite the very…read morechilly temperature the water was 71 degrees over in the abyss and 56 in the outdoor water area. The staff was very friendly and there was lots of parking. They have areas for you to rinse off and change. They have a place for you to refill tanks. It's a beautiful place to practice diving. Would love to come out in the summer when it's a bit more comfortable weather wise.

Bonneville Sea Base is a commercial diving spot out by the Grantsville Mountains that lets…read moreIntermountainers have a true terrestrial saltwater diving experience! There are three ponds there that you can dive in, the deepest (and warmest of the three) being The Abyss which goes down to 60 feet, and the other ones only being about 20 or so feet deep. Since this base was founded for scuba diving, Bonneville Seabase has gone the extra mile to make the experience optimized for the activity, they have put green house covering over all water areas (to help keep them warm) as well as designed all the "flow" of the base to make things convenient for scuba divers, such as where you hang things, how you walk through it, where you change, where you sit, enter/exit, etc. For what it is, Bonneville Seabase is as good as it gets for a terrestrial scuba diving spot. The only reason I am not giving it five stars is that I would need to go again, as I only went as a scuba certification in the Abyss to 25 feet and I will need to check the other ponds and depths to give it a full review of the experience!