June was busy but July promises to be better yet with PADI Women’s Dive Day events, the start of the scallop season and more diving opportunities and other club events to get you involved.
Dive HQ’s Monthly Review – July
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Macro, Muck & Magic: My Underwater Photography Experience in the Philippines
Discover Camilla’s experiences in the Philippines as part of an Underwater Photography Workshop and see her photos of some incredible marine life.
Dive HQ’s Monthly Review – May
Keep up to date with the divers of Dive Club Wellington and what we got up to last month. Discover the opportunities to get out fun diving this month and our upcoming club activities and courses.
Dive In for World Oceans Day 2025 with Dive HQ
World Oceans Day is Sunday 8th of June 2025.
Discover the theme for 2025 – what this means to you and how you can help.
Join us on the 8th for an underwater clean up dive to make a positive difference for the Pacific Ocean
Dive HQ’s Monthly Review – April
What did Dive HQ Wellington get up to last month? Plenty of diving, our first quiz night of 2025 and Dive Club Wellington BBQ’s at the beach.
We also have more dives and courses planned for the month ahead.
Meet Tyla – Our Newest Instructor at Dive HQ!
Dive HQ’s Monthly Review – March
Discover what Dive Club Wellington has been up to and what trips and club activities we have planned for April.
NB: The dive shop will be closing Tuesdays from the 15th of April
Meet Camilla – If you haven’t already!
Meet Camilla and discover what keeps her motivated as she went from club diver to one of our most active dive instructors
Dive HQ’s Monthly Review – February
Dive Club Wellington Updates While it is officially autumn – summer is here and the diving has been great. The water is 18 degrees along the south coast and there are plenty of fish to see. You may not have heard that Cam has left us. He is heading off his BIG OE & we all hope […]
Taniwha
Discover the Taniwha – associated with the water, such as rivers, lakes, and seas. They are both protectors and guardians of ancestral lands and offer protection to fishermen and sailors alike.