Hello divers! It’s time for one of my favorite dive locations – Plymouth! The plan is to go down to Plymouth where there are loads of great wrecks to dive. A lot of these are accessible to Ocean Divers, so the trip is open to all qualified divers. It really Read more…
When: TO BE RESCHEDULED DUE TO BAD WEATHER Where: The wreck of the Baygitano Who’s it for: All qualified divers We are organising a dive on the wreck of the Baygitano on the Sunday the 18th of March. This trip is open to 10 qualified divers- ideally we need 4 boat handlers Read more…
On Saturday last week a few of the dive leader trainees went down to Cromhall with instructors to complete the practical rescue management. With a water temperature of just 4 celsius the time spent in the water was minimal. (All photo credit to Henry Semenenko)
On Saturday before pool training this week we ran the first of what will hopefully be many gas blending courses. With Phil Harrison kindly giving up his Saturday to teach us we spent the day learning about the theory and practice of getting the right mix. You can see how Read more…
Deadline: 2nd February 17:00 The Activity Hardship Fund (previously the Fair Access Fund) is a resource provided by the SU to support students that would otherwise be prevented from participating in a chosen activity due to cost. The fund provides up to £100 to be used to help with things Read more…
Right at the beginning of this year, a few lucky members, alumni and friends of the club escaped the cold and rain to dive some of the world’s most spectacular wrecks in the Red Sea! check out some of their photos below: Massive boat Sailing aboard the pleasure yacht Blue Read more…
On the weekend of the 4th/5th of November, a few of our intrepid divers headed down to Plymouth for the weekend to try and get some diving in off the boats. With unfavorable wind they just missed out on being able to get round to the wrecks and so were Read more…
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