Imagine a $300 dive trip with 3 dives and rental gear included.
Using the Scuba Tip Formula
• Base tip (12%): $36.00
• 3 dives (+$10): $10.00
• Rental gear (+$10): $10.00
• Total Formula Tip: $36.00 + $10.00 + $10.00 = $56.00
vs. Straight 15%: $45.00
Using the Straight 15% Rule
• Base tip (15% of $300): $45.00
vs. Scuba Tip Formula: $56.00
Definition: Welcome to the Scuba Diving Tip Calculator. This tool helps you determine a fair tip for scuba diving services based on trip cost, number of dives, and rental gear.
Purpose: At YourTipCalculator.com, we simplify tipping for scuba diving trips. The Scuba Tip Formula applies 12% base tip, $10 for more than 2 dives, and $10 for rental gear with a $15 minimum, while the Straight 15% Rule uses a flat 15%.
The calculator uses two methods:
Where:
Explanation: Enter the Dive Trip Cost, Number of Dives, and check Rental Gear Included if applicable, then select a method. The Scuba Tip Formula adds 12% base tip, $10 for more than 2 dives, and $10 for rental gear with a $15 minimum. The Straight 15% Rule applies 15% of the dive trip cost. Results show the recommended tip.
Details: The Scuba Tip Formula adjusts the tip based on the number of dives and rental gear with a $15 minimum, while the Straight 15% Rule offers a simpler flat rate. Pro Tip: Use the formula for multiple dives or gear rentals to ensure fair compensation.
How do I calculate a scuba diving tip?
Enter the dive trip cost, number of dives, and check rental gear included if applicable, then select Scuba Tip Formula or Straight 15% Rule. The calculator provides the recommended tip.
What does the Scuba Tip Formula include?
It includes a 12% base tip, $10 for more than 2 dives, and $10 for rental gear, with a $15 minimum.
Is there a minimum tip?
Yes, $15 for the Scuba Tip Formula; no minimum for the 15% Rule.
What if there are fewer than 3 dives?
No multiple dives bonus applies; the tip is based on base rate and rental gear, with a $15 minimum for the formula.