Swimming and floating are motor skills that can be taught to a baby through repetitive exercises, along with gentle verbal encouragement. We show the babies what we want them to do, and over a short period of time, they learn the skills necessary to survive. Our program is gentle and proven.

Even though you can’t put a price on water safety, we ensure our programs are fairly priced. The average cost for swim lessons nationally is $40 per lesson. In Florida, the average cost per lesson is $38. On the First Coast, the average cost is $36. At SwimFun, our Survival Aquatic & Academy programs are all below the local threshold, while also offering a best-in-class facility for parents, siblings and students with a full gaming arena, water temperature near 90 degrees and an indoor facility free from all outside elements (heat, cold, rain, lightening etc.).

Overall, the majority of our programs target ages 6-months to 10 years of age. We do offer programs up to 12 years of age in both our SwimFun Academy and Private Lessons.

Two main reasons: 1.) We believe that swim lessons should be offered year-round because it helps our students maintain and improve their swimming skills and knowledge of water safety. Our perpetual lessons are also more convenient because they’re provided on a schedule that works with yours. You’ll always have the option to make changes to your lesson times if needed. 2.) Our SwimBuddy 360 Program teaches kids more than just swimming. We offer a perfect environment for socializing, to build integrity, character and confidence and lastly, for kids to hone their communication and life skills.

Our “Club” Membership allows for 8 Monthly lessons and is the preferred option as skills are best developed swimming more than once per week. Our “Circuit” membership allows for 6 Monthly lessons.

No. Survival Aquatic programs are static lessons that take 4-6 weeks. SwimFun Academy requires one of two membership levels – and these memberships can be cancelled with 30 days notice.