Divers@Sea can be reached via telephone at (404) 350-8510 or via email at
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Divers@Sea is located at 2297 Peachtree Road, NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30309-1101, United States. Parking is also available: . Public transportation is also available via: .
Divers@Sea has Course Directors, Master Instructors, Master Scuba Divers, Open Water Scuba Instructors, Assistant Instructors, Divemasters.
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2 Reviews
Inspired me to start diving a couple years ago and now I am an instructor. Man they sure make diving a wonderful experience, and they beautiful people! – via 
1 Reviews
Bert and Dawn are passionate about what they do and it truly shows through their work. I couldn’t have imagined going through open water dive certification with anyone else as instructors. They made the program fun and engaging. I highly recommend them for any of your diving needs. – via
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So we just left this place (@7:13pm, well after hours) and it was absolutely PHENOMENAL! We are preparing to go out of town tomorrow and we were unfortunately running behind, and forgot that we needed to get new snorkel gear. We reached out to one of the owners, Dawn, and asked if it was alright if we still came as we wouldn’t arrive until just after closing due to traffic. Dawn offered to wait for us to arrive and provided exceptional service thereafter.
Her Husband and Co-owner, Bert, took very good care of us. He made sure to give us an array of options and even explained the differences, similarities and unique features of each one. I eventually got it down to 2 different options and just couldn’t decide. They were both very supportive and continued to point out the differences for me and coach me through making the right decision for me. Dawn was really patient and assured me that I couldn’t make a bad decision as both of the masks I selected were a great option and a great fit.
After much deliberation and an hour and change flew by we walked out with two new snorkel sets and huge smiles on our faces. Thank you so much Bert and Dawn! We get to do our favorite activity on our trip because of your kindness and compassion. Don’t walk RUN, to Divers @ Sea and allow Bert and Dawn to shower you with some good ol’ southern hospitality. – via
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We just had a wonderful experience with Dawn and Bert at Divers@Sea. We were completely new to scuba, and they were awesome in setting us up with a high quality basic equipment package. Their dive shop is in a great nearby location in Buckhead on Peachtree Rd, and their small, 8-person indoor dive class at the Shepard Center pool across the street prepared us well with lots of individual attention! Dawn and Bert are lovely and extremely friendly, and we’re willing to offer us advice and tips after the class was over to help us set up future dives. Couldn’t recommend them more and hope others can benefit from their awesome services! – via
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This family run business is the best. Got 14 year old PADI certified here and fully outfitted her for a reasonable price and great attention to detail! Super friendly folks! – via
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I went to get free diving gear since everywhere I had been didn’t have quality equipment for Freediving. They were very helpful in finding gear and let me try on everything I thought about buying. I ended up having everything I needed and with more knowledge about freediving. – via
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Small custom dive shop with quality gear. The owners (?) who served us were awesome – gave excellent advice – via
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Unfortunately, this review cannot be a positive one. I obtained my initial Open Water and Nitrox certifications through Divers@Sea in August 2022. The mere fact that I actually received my certifications is the only reason this is not a 1-star review.
Through researching online, I found this dive shop to be the most competitively priced option for initial certification in the Atlanta area. However, this appearance of a good deal is not the reality. Divers@Sea utilizes a shady system whereby they will only register you for their classes if you purchase your core SCUBA equipment setup directly from them. When I initially balked at this realization, Dawn was quick to remind me that they would be happy to provide my spot in their class to another student. This forced approach left a bad taste in my mouth that was only confirmed the longer I worked with this shop.
Ultimately, this shop engages in practices that are unfair and unduly exploitative of new divers. Reasonable people are perfectly capable of making equipment decisions outside of the “holier than thou” gaze of a greedy dive shop looking to make a sale. Indeed, I ultimately finished my certification utilizing my own equipment purchased before being strong-armed into purchasing duplicate gear by Bert and Dawn. This additional equipment represented a multi-hundred-dollar investment that was virtually useless, but required under their “take it or leave it” class registration scheme.
I would recommend avoiding this dive shop if at all possible. Supporting local dive shops does not mean turning a blind eye to aggressive sales tactics, rude retail service, or being belittled by dive instructors unwilling to be flexible for their clients. As an alternative, I have found exceptional service at both Dive Georgia and SeaVentures, LLC – local competitors that outcompete Divers@Sea in price, customer service, and sense of community. Those two organizations helped me achieve my Advanced Open Water and Rescue Diver Certifications, and have been wonderful in terms of trip planning, dive buddy matching, and gear setup advice.
EDIT: The argument that the shop demands you purchase your core SCUBA kit (mask, fins, booties, snorkel, etc) from them to ensure safety is unpersuasive. Any competent Divemaster or Instructor can inspect gear and determine its suitability for use. Shops should not demand hundreds in wasted dollars in these circumstances. The demand that new students purchase new gear is merely to make up for the deficit in income received from the low-cost course fee advertised. – via
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I unfortunately had a terrible experience with Divers@Sea. I found them in April 2022 as I started the process of SCUBA certification for an upcoming dive trip to Belize in July 2022. Initially Bert was very helpful in explaining the process and getting me started, assuring me they would do everything possible to get me certified in time for my trip. In June, I visited the shop again prior to my Confined Water training weekend to complete necessary forms and knowledge review. I brought with me gear (BCD, regulator, mask/fins/snorkel) that my grandfather (a master diver who lives in SC) graciously purchased for me as a surprise birthday gift. Once Dawn realized I already had my own gear and she would not be getting a sale from me, the encounter went downhill immediately and was quite frankly the worst customer service experience I’ve ever had – she had a disgusted look on her face, was rude and refused to engage altogether from that point on. I was then told I would not be able to use my own BCD/reg for the training and would have to rent theirs, which after working with a new dive shop I now know is completely ridiculous and unreasonable. Nevertheless, I completed the confined water training with them as scheduled the following weekend and had a spot already reserved for their Open water training trip to Dive Land Park a few weekends later. After no follow up regarding the Dive Land trip I reached back out and was given the runaround before ultimately being told there would in fact be no trip that weekend or any weekend prior to my Belize trip due to lack of interest from current students. I requested PADI referral forms and wanted no further business with this shop.
I was lucky to find Peachtree Dive Center (see my 5 star review on their page) who were amazing and accommodating in every way. They got me in last minute for their Open Water trip to Dive Land Park the original weekend I was planning to go with Divers@Sea. To my surprise, when I got to Dive Land I was shocked to find Bert there with a group of Divers@Sea students after being told they wouldn’t be making a trip that weekend. It is clear from my own experience (and others’ after reading past reviews) that Bert & Dawn’s top priority is making money from equipment sales and they have little to no investment in training aspiring SCUBA divers. If you are looking for anything in a dive shop other than a place to buy gear, I HIGHLY recommend looking elsewhere. – via
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