Dive Club Wellington’s trip to Niue in August 2023 was a lot of fun. We went scuba diving (of course) explored caves and chasms around the island and snorkeled some incredible locations but the highlight had to be swimming with the humpback whales.
Dive Club Wellington’s trip to Niue in August 2023 was a lot of fun. We went scuba diving (of course) explored caves and chasms around the island and snorkeled some incredible locations but the highlight had to be swimming with the humpback whales.
Dive Club Wellington has been busy celebrating the shop’s 18th birthday, diving and whale watching in Niue as well as club dives and training.
Importantly the MPI paua gathering limits changed this month.
Dive Club Wellington has been busy with their first trip overseas in 4 years, a range of dive courses and more dives planned for the months ahead.
Our dive club headed to Tubbataha in the Philippines on a liveaboard adventure. With 20 incredible dives and a variety of marine life we had a great trip
Starring: Paddy, Richard, Carole, Brian M, Judy, Geoff, Brian B, Jerry, Darren, Michelle, Sam ‘Twas the night before our planned departure, when Jacinda & Ashleigh called an emergency Press Conference to announce a rise in COVID alert levels… deja vu anyone, didn’t this happen prior to last year’s trip? Thankfully as we were fully vaxed […]
You learnt to dive overseas or only dive on holiday – why is that? Perhaps you think NZ is too cold, lacks colour or is just not exciting enough NZ water is coldThere is no disputing that we dive in temperate waters with temperatures in single digits down south up to 25 C in Northland. […]
Over the Easter weekend our Dive Club made a trip up to Tauranga to do some warmer diving. What a change, to be able to see 20m instead of five. We stayed at a Backpackers called Hugo and Carters. Which was a small, modern backpackers, situated only 5 minutes from the Marina! Day 1. The […]