The quaint shop has the individual service you can expect from a well ran scuba shop. The trips are…read morediver focused; whether they are just a one day, weekend or for a week in Florida. Glenn and Ed are great instructors that you can really trust.

My son and I conducted extensive research on scuba diving instruction prior to a scuba diving…read moreadventure at the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. We chose The Scuba School and could not have been more pleased. Outstanding training and fantastic crew! Felt safe and well taken care of the entire time. And in Australia, the local international dive crew could not believe we were newbies from Arkansas! Whether you're spear fishing in an Arkansas lake or exploring the Great Barrier Reef, you will not find better training anywhere else at a better value! DMA, Conway, AR

Splashwear Aquatics is THE swim store for Arkansans. The owner is a former collegiate swimmer who…read moreprovides not only quality swim wear and accessories, but tips and advice for swimmers of any age and experience level. While you can shop online, visiting the store in Maumelle is even more fun. Walls full of everything swimming from googles to paddles and pull buoys. You'll also find t-shirts and swimmer jewelry for unique birthday gifts. The store also supports all the big swim events in the state and sells custom towels for major swim meets. Team orders are offered as well. My family has been shopping with Splashwear Aquatics for several years now. Highly recommend for quality gear and great customer service. Go visit!

I am not yet impressed, though initially I was. I was happy to find a product on their website that…read moreI'd been looking for, and received an email to double-check my color preferences, which I appreciated. However, I have not yet received my order nor any indication from shipper as to when to expect product or how to track it, or even verification that my order was received by them from Splashwear (SW) and is in progress. I called SW to check on this, as the initial confirmation of my order did not include a timeframe. They seem to not realize that a customer might expect this kind of information, even if the product is being shipped from someone other than themselves. SW acknowledged being a bit overwhelmed, even while priding themselves on being a very small company (and offered to research my order and get back to me) - good for them, and I wish them success, but am baffled as to why there is no standard provision in their procedures for this basic information, nor apparently an understanding why, lacking this information, a customer might feel as though their order has fallen into a black hole. Covid short-staffing possibilities at manufacturer/shipper may be a real factor - but the apparently-standard lack of information seems like it would be fixable, once SW realizes that basic customer expectation.