Discussions on Project AWARE, beach & underwater cleans and how divers can help the environment.
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
We have been busy diving around Wellington and down in the sounds.
There are plenty of other dives and activities planned for the month ahead so we hope to see you soon.
Two of our club divers have removed over 900kg of fishing line, hooks, lures and sinkers from Wellington Harbour and made dive weights.
Learning to incorporate te reo māori
into everyday usage especially around our favourite hobbies – diving and spearfishing!
While not a club trip or even really a dive trip, we did breathe air underwater and we definitely saw sharks! Big ones! The biggest even, it says so in their name – GREAT WHITE! After a couple of days exploring the Caitlins – amazing scenery with beaches, lighthouses and waterfalls and incredible wildlife, think […]
Sunday 22nd April was Earth Day and the focus this year was to reduce plastic usage and definitely plastic wasteage! It seemed like a good excuse to organise another clean up dive for the club and with some keen divers in tow we headed to Shark Bay in […]
Every year we, along with Adventure Wellington knock our heads together to bring people together and do our bit in cleaning up Wellington Harbour. Last month we were lucky enough to have a throng of divers join us as we picked, scraped, lifted and blew bubbles to clean up Oriental Bay. […]
Well our club has returned from an epic excursion to the Galapagos Islands, 1000km off the coast of Ecuador. After exploring San Cristobal we excitedly boarded the Galapagos Master after locating our rooms we headed downstairs for our orientation and safety briefings. Not long after that we were finding our spaces on the dive deck […]
Once again we joined the team from Adventure Wellington to conduct a beach and underwater clean up at Oriental Beach – alongside the Tugboat. With divers underwater, volunteers collecting rubbish off the beach and breakwater and others acting as surface support or helping with decrittering the marine debris – 16 people came down […]
