Jordan Lewis PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer in Sydney

About Jordan

Jordan Lewis is one of the passionate instructors at Abyss Scuba Diving in Sydney. His calm teaching style, love of marine life and interest in underwater photography make him a helpful guide for both new divers and experienced divers who want to get more from local Sydney diving.

Originally from Newcastle, Jordan grew up snorkelling, swimming and exploring the NSW coastline from Port Stephens to the north coast. A first dive as a teenager in Indonesia sparked his long-term connection with the ocean.

Experience and qualifications

Jordan completed his PADI Open Water and Advanced Open Water courses with Abyss before continuing through Rescue Diver, Divemaster and into a professional career as a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor and Master Scuba Diver Trainer.

He has taught and guided hundreds of dives across Sydney’s iconic sites, including Oak Park, The Steps at Kurnell and Magic Point. Jordan is also certified as a scuba equipment service technician for leading brands including Atomic, Oceanic, Ocean Pro and Avelo.

Favourite Sydney dive sites

Jordan loves Sydney’s marine-life diversity. You will often hear him talk about photographing weedy seadragons at Kurnell, searching for nudibranchs around Oak Park and enjoying the memorable boat diving at Magic Point.

His patience, observation skills and creative eye make him a strong guide for divers who want to see more than just the obvious highlights on a local dive.

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Teaching philosophy

Jordan believes confidence underwater starts with comfort and understanding. His teaching philosophy centres on safety, enjoyment and curiosity, helping divers develop practical skills they can use in Sydney and anywhere else they choose to dive.

The best part of teaching is helping someone realise there is a whole new world waiting underwater.

Whether he is helping a nervous beginner or guiding a certified diver through a new local experience, Jordan’s goal is to make diving feel safe, rewarding and memorable.

When he’s not teaching

Even on days off, Jordan can often be found underwater exploring new dive sites or photographing Sydney’s diverse marine ecosystems. He is also active in the local diving community and assists with underwater clean-ups and marine awareness projects.

Diving credentials

Jordan’s credentials reflect his progression from Abyss student to professional instructor, equipment technician and experienced local dive guide.