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A Range of Boat , Free Guided Shore Dives and Courses
A Range of Boat & Free Guided Shore Dives
On average, we have over 50 different diving activities every month. See below for our range of PADI courses, free guided shore dives, boat dives, freedives and more.
We Find You a Buddy
There is no need for you to have a buddy, our divemasters can organise a dive buddy for you.
Any Certification Agencies
As long as you have proof of certification, no matter the diver certification agency (PADI, SSI, BSAC, ANDI, RAID, GUE), you can come diving with us.
This is a special day for the lady tradies. We will be heading out for a great day of diving with a BBQ lunch and a load of fun.
Normally $500 special group invite price of $300 per person.
This is a double dive and leaves the shop at 10am with the location of the site at Jibbon Street Cronulla Oak Park is a relatively shallow dive (max 11m) but the site is massive with a large range of marine life.
Located about 2.5 hours' drive south of Sydney, Jervis Bay has an abundant underwater life including seals, dolphins and whales. There are beautiful, untouched sponge gardens supporting a vast array of life, such as sea baskets, starfish, nudibranchs, pygmy leatherjackets, Red Indian fish, weedy sea dragons, seahorses, numerous rays, blue groper and much more. There are giant underwater boulders, which hide giant cuttlefish, Port Jackson sharks, blue devil fish and wobbegongs.
This double boat dive is sure to inspire as you swim amongst the boulders, look out for the cave in the chance to spot the ever elusive Grey Nurse Shark. Join a school of yellow tails and maintain your bouyancy so you dont accidently surprise any wobbegongs.Make sure you are at the boat ramp on time and ready to go in your scuba gear as the boat will leave right on time.
Join us for a double dive in Cronulla at the well name Windy Point. With plenty of marine life, like Port Jackson sharks, cuttle fish and schools of yellowtail, this is a good site to tick off the dive list.
Located straight off Cronulla beach in south sydney. As you descend you can see the white sand on one side and the reef on the other.
You can expect to see both macro and the usual cool Sydney marine life at this site. The friendly blue grouper, red morwong, cuttlefish, mado, stripey, common bullseye, crimson-banded wrasse, maori wrasse, silver sweep, sergeant baker and more. This site will leave you in a Marine wonderland.
This double boat dive is sure to inspire as you swim amongst the boulders, look out for the cave in the chance to spot the ever elusive Grey Nurse Shark. Join a school of yellow tails and maintain your bouyancy so you dont accidently surprise any wobbegongs.Make sure you are at the boat ramp on time and ready to go in your scuba gear as the boat will leave right on time.
This will be a great dive with a heap of marine life, schools of fish and maybe even the odd grey nurse shark. Shell harbour is an hour drive south of the dive centre. So for this dive we leave Abyss at 9am (please be here at 8.30am to collect gear) do the 2 dives and generally get back around 5pm.
This double boat dive is sure to inspire as you swim amongst the boulders, look out for the cave in the chance to spot the ever elusive Grey Nurse Shark. Join a school of yellow tails and maintain your bouyancy so you dont accidently surprise any wobbegongs.Make sure you are at the boat ramp on time and ready to go in your scuba gear as the boat will leave right on time.
