As the Beach Boys song went this dive will be FUN FUN FUN NET BOTTLE Teams of 3 divers will need to convert 4 x plastic bottles for each team from NEG buoyancy to NEU then one at a time transfer the bottle to the NET to score. Scoring is done by making the bottle […]
Meet Havelet bay east slip for this nice easy social dive, Havelet is a nice easy entry and exit, usually full of marine life if you have an underwater camera defiantly bring it if you do not already own one get InTouch as we have a couple of sea life options in stock. If you […]
Meet Saints bay harbour for this social dive, Saints is a nice easy entry and exit but a bit of a walk to the entry point. usually full of marine life if you have an underwater camera defiantly bring it if you do not already own one get InTouch as we have a couple of […]
Night diving is lots of fun, you will of course need a good torch and backup . This dive in Havelet bay is ideal for all divers especially first time night divers as the bay is usually very sheltered with good lighting. The Dive: Divers can navigate a reciprocal or Sq pattern exploring all the […]
For this dive we enter the dive site from the ladies pool @ La Vallette bathing pools. Once in the water we head out East to explore, turn pressure 135bar then head back to the pool. A simple dive but possibly a bit of a challenge for some re: entry and exit. Task level .Medium […]
L'Ancresse bay on the North coast of Guernsey is such a beautiful bay. L'Ancresse again holds so much Guernsey history with dolmans , loop towers ( bult to protect us from French invasion ) it is also covered by a golf course and has lovely cafes and tea rooms. There is now a swimming pontoon […]
So a lot of you know by now that our Challenge dives are fun ways of practicing important skills , a way to keep you all fresh. On this dive, the challenge is: 1. In buddy teams navigate a reciprocal heading from the East slip @ Havelet 2. Use a return pressure of 135 bar […]
This will be a new site for us so I will be interested to find out what you think of the dive. A shallow dive 1.5m to 11m max divers will explore the pier for possible sightings of Tompot Blenny in the gaps between the granite coins. With the pier on your left follow to […]