Navigation - Indy Dive Center

In this specialty program, you will gain the advanced skills and knowledge you need to safely and confidently navigate underwater. You will learn how to use a compass and natural navigation techniques, estimate distance, how to leave and return to a designated point, plus basic navigation patterns. You will also be taught how to combine navigation techniques to enhance your diving experience. All of which hones your underwater observation skills, improves your dive safety and helps you to get the most out of every dive. Upon completion, you will earn the SSI Navigation Specialty certification.

You have asked and we have heard you! Indy Dive Center will open for regular recreational diving from 12pm – 6pm on a Friday of every month all season. (Usually the last Friday of every month.) Get to the water and have a little fun before the busy weekend crowds. Regular daily diving admission applies.

Inviting all merfolk! Join us at Indy Dive Center for a “Mermaid Meet Up!” Merfolk will have access to our confined and open water training areas to meet other mermaids, show and “tail” all your new mermaid gear, and make magic! Mermaids will gather to: Meet other mermaids Show and “tail” about your new mermaid gear Go for a guided swim in open water with a certified SSI Mermaid Instructor Mermaids with Open Water Training will also have opportunity to go for some “loggable” swim time (Ocean Mermaid or Advanced Mermaid Certifications required) Opportunities for photos in water, at the water’s edge, and access to the beautiful falls at France Park. (Safety first! Photos at the falls must have attendants or merwranglers to assist) Private access to training areas and platforms for staging gear and in-water activities. (Friends, family, and pets are asked to remain in the main beach area.) Minimum age is 12 years old. Participants must be able to swim (including in their tail), medically fit for open water mermaid activities, and comfortable in deep water Regular gate fees and daily admission apply ($25) Mermaids are asked to complete our digital waiver prior to arrival (same as our scuba diving waiver) Non-certified mermaids will be asked to use a floatation device for in-water activity. Masks and snorkels are required for open water mermaid swimming.

https://www.diverssupplyindy.com/trips/33rd-annual-treasure-hunt-10-4-26 Advanced registration required to get your share of scuba treasure! Sign up online (see Trips) at Diverssupplyindy.com or give us a call 317-897-2822. ——————————————————————— Join us for the 33rd Annual Treasure Hunt by Divers’ Supply Indy! Dive, eat, connect and with the scuba community on Sunday, October 4th at 11am at France Park. What is the Treasure Hunt? Dive in to France Park and find your numbered treasure ball (1 treasure/diver) Enjoy a cookout and conversation with leading dive equipment manufacturer represents. Wait for your lucky number to be called to find out what treasure you won. Advanced registration required to get your share of scuba treasure! Sign up online (see Trips) at Diverssupplyindy.com or give us a call 317-897-2822. Noon Friday, October 2nd, last day to register. Equipment rental available on a first come first serve basis on site or rent your equipment in advance through Divers’ Supply Indy. Regular admission of $25 per diver still applies at check in for diving at France Park in addition to event pre-registration. Don’t forget your waiver for diving at France Park. Follow the link below to register before the deadline! https://www.diverssupplyindy.com/trips/33rd-annual-treasure-hunt-10-4-26 Don’t forget to dress for the weather, and bring your camping chairs to sit in for announcements and prize drawings.

Join us at Indy Dive Center France Park on Saturday, October 17th for one last night dive for the 2026 season! Bring your own pumpkin and carve it (bring your dive knife!) on one of the platforms. We will provide a weight and glow stick for you to leave in your Jack-O-Lantern and leave it on either our shallow, or main lower training platform for other divers to view between 7-10pm. It’s a spooky fun dive! Divers can go back to collect their pumpkins at the end of the dive, or leave them and our team will collect the glow sticks (provided) and feed the remaining jack-o-lanterns to the hungry bluegill. (Fish love pumpkin!) We will have a limited of pumpkins to share. Night Divers are asked to have at least one flashlight and tank lights are requested. Regular admission applies for night diving. Let’s go diving! Add to calendar