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Added by Jopie, at 22 June 2013
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday Closed
- Wednesday 12:00 – 6:00 PM
- Thursday 12:00 – 6:00 PM
- Friday 12:00 – 6:00 PM
- Saturday 12:00 – 6:00 PM
- Sunday Closed
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5 Reviews
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11 November 2016
Scuba Station, Inc. moved. It did not close! If Google says "Permanently Closed" they have not updated the information yet. Go ahead, call them; stop by the shop (at 1401 Park Ave). They are still very much in business!
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03 January 2014
The Scuba Station is an amazing place to not only get trained to scuba dive but also to get the latest gear at the best prices. The team there will take the time with you to train you safely; they are also a great bunch to dive with on their many trips to the Springs and beyond. I cannot recommend them enough!
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17 December 2013
Awesome Dive Shop and personal are the best. Not sure what the paint ball commando was complaining but it's a dive shop and a darn good one at that. Besides, I've never seen advertising for servicing or supporting paint-ball. Scuba Station has a very professional and personable staff. Great training and travel opportunities too.
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05 December 2013
Scuba Station in Fernandina Beach is a pillar of the local diving community. My wife and I had the pleasure of taking courses through Scuba Station some time ago and we continue to rely on them for gear service, tank fills, and their wealth of knowledge. It is one of the finest dive shops in the region and we are grateful to have such a great dive shop so close to home.
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29 June 2013
This place refused to fill my tank without a scuba license. Even after showing that the tank is used for paintball only, she did not care. Attitude was unpleasant. Not sure if she is Owner/manager or just a worker. Sent a email to the website. If they correct this problem I will write another review.
You do not need a scuba license to have a tank filled. Their employees should be better informed of the laws.response / report this review
