Scuba dive at The Great Barrier Reef

A scuba dive is one of the best ways to experience the wonder of nature that is The Great Barrier Reef. And now, you can explore this marine wonderland even if you’ve never been for a scuba dive before!

Come and meet our resident friendly giant Maori Wrasse "Wally", who’s sure to want to greet you personally. You’ll be amazed at the spectacular marine life and the garden that blooms under the sea. Our scuba diving locations at The Great Barrier Reef are renowned for forest staghorn coral, large sea fans and black coral trees, yielding some 400 species of coral. On your scuba dive you’ll also be able to view a vertical wall teaming with marine life.

So it’s your first scuba dive . . .

Maybe you’re feeling a little nervous about your first scuba dive. There’s no need, our experienced dive instructors will quickly make you feel confident under the water. It’s fun, safe and we guarantee, you’ll have a fantastic first time experience. Try our free ten minute scuba dive and demonstration lesson, and in no time at all you’ll be enjoying your very own magical marine scuba diving adventure.

Certified scuba diving

If you’ve been for a scuba dive before and are ready to experience more from your dive, we guarantee you’ll see more reefs, have more variety and most importantly we’ll make sure you see less divers. Included are M.F.S. weights, tanks, refills, BC and Reg.

Advanced scuba dive speciality courses

If you’re ready to expand you’re diving knowledge and scuba diving skills choose from one of five specialty training dives which include night diving as well as deep and navigational scuba diving.

Some medical conditions and or medication may stop you from trying a scuba dive, such as asthma or wheezing. Other conditions including brain spinal cord or nervous disorder, chronic bronchitis or persistent chest complaint, chronic sinus, collapsed lung, diabetes mellitis, chest surgery, Epilepsy, fainting, seizure or blackouts, heart disease of any kind, recurrent ear problems when flying, tuberculosis or other long-term lung disease and High blood pressure also exclude you from scuba diving. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions relating to scuba diving.