Everyones favourite dive, see the amazing change in a dive site when the sun goes down. Different creatures, and vivid colours are some of the remarkable transformations that take place. You will need to buy or rent a night diving torch and a backup torch.



The relaxed way to dive no more long surface swims or treks across rocky beaches, let the boat do all the work. This dive will show you the techniques and protocol employed when boat diving, it's also a good chance to visit a site that you could not reach any other way.



Dive from the boat when the tide is running and experience the exhilaration of being carried along the sea bed by the water, mastering buoyancy control and use of the S.M.B. You'll be surprised how far you will go.



If you dive using the wheel or table this form of diving will increase your dive times dramatically. Multileveling is where you ascend progressively to one or more shallower depths during the same dive extending your bottom time. Perfect for wall dives.



Dive warm, dry and comfortably throughout the year, if you love UK diving this dive is invaluable. You will need to complete a pool session to familiarise yourself with this very different style of diving, before the open water dive, especially if you have never dived in a drysuit before.



No need to despair if you lose bits of kit, after this course you will be familiar with the techniques used to find and recover them again. From watches to anchors ( using the correct tools e.g. lifting bag )



This dive focuses on the aquatic eco system, you¹ll learn more about the animals and plants that you encounter whilst diving, and how the environment dictates their form and behaviour and more importantly how our behaviour affects them.



There is no better way of illustrating your diving stories than with your own photos, and who knows, you may even be able to sell a few. Keep a record of your dive and add some colour to your log book, whether you are taking pictures of your buddy, or macro shots of the fascinating creatures that you find. We can hire you a camera if you have not got one of your own.



Many ships lie on the sea bed for numerous reasons, stormy weather, gunfire, piracy, torpedoes, mines or just bad seamanship to name a few. The UK is blessed with thousands of miles of coastline dotted with thousands of wrecks, many books and stories talk about these wrecks history and fate. But none can describe the thrill of descending onto a historic piece of Britains maritime heritage and imagining how your dive site came to be.



Polish your buoyancy control up to standard beyond Open Water level through knowledge development and practical skill sessions.



The Advanced Open Water course is typically run over a two day period, usually one weekend. The drysuit orientation usually takes place at the pool session preceding the dive weekend.

[ Cost £299.00 ]

Includes; PADI manual "Adventures in Diving",
Advanced Log Book, PADI Advanced Open Water certification card,
PADI Advanced Open Water wall certificate,
All tuition costs air fills, and equipment hire.



Further weekends are needed for this option for the additional elective dives (four more than Advanced), Medic First Aid and the theory development.
Advanced Plus costs £35.00 for each additional dive and £65.00 for the Medic First Aid course.
You will also need some additional equipment items as follows for this course;
A watch or timing device (a dive computer with an ascent rate slower than 18M per minute is acceptable)
A knife or divers tool
A depth gauge (a dive computer will meet this requirement)
A compass
A slate and pencil
A diving lamp and backup torch
A whistle