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Diving in Sydney
In Sydney, we are extremely lucky because the topography means we have many easily accessible scuba diving including great shore dives and boat dives.
On average, we have more than 50 different diving activities every month. See below for our range of PADI courses, free guided shore dives, boat dives, freedivers and more. There is no need for you to have a buddy because our divemasters can organise a dive buddy for you. 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.
Note:The Dive Sites schedule is a guide of where we are planning to go and are in no way guaranteed. If we can't go to the dive site due conditions, then the Divemaster/skipper will nominate the next best suitable spot. There is no refund if we do not make it to the planned dive sites.
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Dive Schedule
If conditions make the planned site unsuitable, then another site will be selected for the dive.
Transport is not included for this dive. If you do not have your own transport then, because of social distancing the best option is an Uber to and from the site.
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Dive
Start Date
Price
Oak Park- Shore Dive
Friday 29 Jan 2021
AU$ 0.00
Start Date:
Fri 29 Jan 2021 at 10:00
Our Price:
AU$ 0.00
This is a double dive 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, from cuttlefish through to schools of Old Wives. Whether you are just starting out or an experienced diver, it is a great site for everyone.
This dive will leave from rose bay public ferry wharf. The wreck of the coolooli sits in 45m. It is a great wreck dive with lots to see. You do need to be tec certified and have the right gear for this dive
This is a double dive at the Steps in Kurnell National Park. Spot the weedy sea dragons on the sand line and enjoy the sponges! Keep an eye out for the pot belly seahorses!
This dive will leave from rose bay public ferry wharf. Please collect gear from Abyss 1.5 hour prior to the dive. The appartments is a great dive off long reef with swim throughs and lots and lots of fish life. It will be a double dive
This dive will leave from rose bay public ferry wharlf. Please collect gear from Abyss 1.5 hour prior to the dive.
We will dive the WWII tunnels in sydney harbour & then check out the wreck of the centurion
This exciting wreck dive on the currajong leaves Rose Bay ferry wharf at midnight. So sat night/ sun morning. You must be adv cert, confident in the water and have done 5 night dives prior to this dive
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 buoyancy so you dont accidently surprise any wobbegongs. If conditions make the planned site unsuitable, then another site will be selected for the dive.The boat will Depart at the scheduled time from Sans souci public Fishing wharf off River side drive. This location is easy to get to by public transport or you can drive yourself. Please be at Abyss Scuba Diving one hore prior to departure tiem to collect any gear you need
This site is one of our favourites and is usually conducted as a drift dive with the incoming tide. Step off the rocks into the big blue and let your self be taken along the wall, looking for weedy seadragons, rays and Pj’s. Its always good to get to the site early to get set up and then park your car at the exit point. The second dive will be held at The Steps.
Located on Ship Rock Road, it wont take long to see how this site got its name. The only way to dive it, is high tide. Dropping over the wall, takes you into another world, full of pineapple fish, angler fish, decorator crabs (if you can spot them), cuttlefish and much more. Make sure you stop by the shop nice and early to pick up your gear and meet the divemaster. The second dive will be at Oak Park. Oak park is a great spot to see teh big blue groper and loads and soft sponges. With a max depth if 10 m you get heaps of time to explore
