Diving

See what’s coming up

Start with the Activity Schedule

Most dive planning starts with a calendar. If you already know the kind of dive you want, head straight to our Activity Schedule to see what’s coming up and choose a date that fits.

If you’re still deciding, use the rest of this page to narrow it down—then circle back to the schedule to lock in your plan.

Next step: Visit the Activity Schedule and pick the dive that matches your interests, experience level, and available time.

Local diving: make it a regular thing

Local diving is where skills stay sharp and confidence grows. It’s also where you build the kind of familiarity that makes every trip dive—whether it’s a new site or a new buddy—feel more relaxed.

On our local diving pages, we focus on the practical stuff divers actually want to know when they’re choosing an outing:

• What the overall dive experience is like (and what makes it worth your time)
• How to think about conditions and readiness without overcomplicating it
• What to consider if you haven’t been in the water recently

If you’re getting back into diving after a break, local dives can be a great way to rebuild rhythm—buoyancy, gear comfort, and situational awareness—before you commit to bigger goals.

Next step: Explore our local dive options, then check the Activity Schedule for dates.

Wreck diving: purpose, history, and a different kind of challenge

Wrecks change the vibe of a dive. They’re landmarks, ecosystems, and living history all at once—and they tend to attract divers who like structure, navigation, and that feeling of discovering something with real presence.

If you’re browsing wreck diving, think in terms of what you want out of the dive:

• Are you looking for a signature local experience?
• Do you want a wreck that’s primarily about sightseeing and photography?
• Are you building skills and comfort around wreck environments?

Our wreck diving pages are designed to help you understand the category and choose the right fit—without guessing your way into a dive that doesn’t match your comfort level.

Next step: Review our wreck diving options, then connect the dots to the Activity Schedule.

Dive sites: how to choose the right one for this dive

Picking a dive site isn’t just about what’s famous—it’s about what fits your goals today.

When you’re comparing sites, a few questions can keep the decision simple:

• What do you want to practice or enjoy on this dive (skills, scenery, photography, navigation)?
• Are you diving to relax, or diving to progress?
• Do you want something familiar, or something new?

We put dive-site guidance in one place so you can quickly route yourself to the best option, then move on to the schedule and logistics without getting stuck in research mode.

Next step: Browse our dive sites guidance and shortlist a couple of favorites.

Required forms (don’t let paperwork slow you down)

The fastest way to miss out on a good dive is getting hung up at the last minute on something administrative.

We keep required forms clearly linked so you can take care of them early, then focus on the fun parts—planning the dive, getting your kit squared away, and showing up ready.

Next step: Find the required forms and complete what you can ahead of time.

Not sure where to start? Tell us what kind of dive day you want.

If you’re deciding between local dives, wreck dives, or specific sites, we can help you narrow it down quickly. Tell us:

• What you’re most excited to see or do
• When you’re trying to dive
• Your comfort level and what you want to work on

Then we’ll point you to the right pages and the right next step—usually the Activity Schedule.

Ready to plan? Head to the Activity Schedule, or contact us and we’ll help you choose a great option.