I've done the first half of my open water referral course (theory and confined), a nitrox cert,…read morevarious equipment purchases, and now a regulator service with Y-Kiki. I can say that each time I've worked with them has been an absolute pleasure, and would unequivocally recommend them to anybody looking for a dive shop in the area. My OW referral course was excellent. Diane helped with set up the course and with my initial purchases, and she was fantastic. I took the theory and confined dives with Scott and Matt, both of whom were consummate professionals. I did my nitrox with Scott, and I've bought gear from him and Phil. All of these people were amazing, and I'd give 6 stars if I could just for the customer service this shop offers. The two shops (more on that below) are fully stocked with quality gear, and they can order stuff for you from several companies if they don't carry it. I haven't gone on any of their dive trips, but I signed up for their emails and it looks like they offer several to exotic locations throughout the year. They also have a couple dogs running around the west county shop. It's basically how a good small, locally owned business should run. Note: Since this branch is one of two and it'd be too complicated to separate out my experiences, I decided to write the same review for both.

Rude dismissive instructor that I never asked for. Made wrong insinuations and assumptions and got…read moreothers to try to intimidate. Treated like I was incompetent. FYI. A dozen certifications... not including open, advanced, rescue and master levels. Will be addressing this further about the behaviors that where shown to me, including the rudeness, intimidation and assumptions that were clearly out of line. I've had a variety of instructors.... All fun and professional but this lady went out of her way to imply things.... A Karen she was!!!

A great family run dive shop. Their instructors are very knowledgeable and take their time in…read moresmall groups to teach more efficiently. They really treat you like a person, as opposed to just another number. I highly recommend.

Great group of people it is a new shop built on an old one. Most of the staff worked for years at…read morethis location. They have a lot of years teaching diving and love to teach

I took the reactivate class one on one with Heather . She…read morewas awesome and very knowledgeable, I would recommend this dive instructor and the dive shop

Just got my open eater with the help of these guys and it was a fantastic experience! The…read moreinstructors are extremely knowledgable in and outside the field, and guve you all the help you could ever need. I would recommend to anyone looking into diving to come here first, because you'll never need to go anywhere else!

Looking for a Fun thing to do? Especially in this heat?…read more Head to Bonne Terre Mines... it is a Cool 62 degrees all year around!! The Tour Guides are very knowledgeable and make the tour fun! It is Amazing how the miners back in the day worked underground. Now this is a walking tour with many steps. So if you can not do that then this is not for you.

This was our first time. It was fun and not too bad of a trek. We went on a short boat ride as part…read moreof the tour which was really cool (only subterranean boat ride I've ever been on). Most of the floors are slippery so I would careful if you have trouble with this. They also have scuba diving.

This place is soo much fun!…read more Perfect for a weekend trip, or even a day trip, from St. Louis. It's a privately owned quarry with steep cliffs around all edges, so you can swim and float around, climb up and cliff-jump, and even zip-line across! It's wicked, because you can do whatever you feel comfortable doing, even if that's just floating around in the big natural pool. The water is nice and deep, so it's ultra refreshing - perfect for steamy hot St. Louis summers. You can literally jump off of any point around the quarry, except by the main access point, where there are stairs and raft/tube rentals. You pay a small fee - maybe $10, for admission, and they have camping as well. If you like float trips, this is a badass alternative. - We brought our diving flippers, which made it a lot easier to maneuver our giant raft around the quarry and to do some swimming under the rock walls. :)

Well drove 2 hours for this garbage and come to find out they changed the rules that only 21 years…read moreor older can get in. When I asked about they're changing of their policy they replied it just changed 3 months ago and updated a new website of information called paradise cove if you're gonna go leave your family home cuz they don't welcome them. Update. Apparently rules have changed you'll just need a wrist band if you're 21 and wanting to drink there.

This place is very thorough and very safety oriented they will make sure that you are ready for…read moreyour vacation and fully trained in all of the possibilities of scuba they offer a wide variety of classes and are well worth it if you're planning a trip to the Caribbean or any other tropical place and plan on scuba diving or even if you just like to experience the scuba diving in that beautiful quarry they have that is very clear in stock to full with fish. It's family owned and operated so they really care about each and every customer that comes in it's a smaller business and they don't have too much traffic so you're getting personalized five star classes with an education catered especially to your needs by very experienced dive trainers who also work and dive rescue in the local area see you no they're highly experienced divers