You can never know enough about Dive Equipment, so come and join us for a session on all things regulators - you never know what you might learn

When: Saturday 20th February
With: Dive Rutland and Aqualung's very own James Sanderson
Time: 14:00
Virtual Platform: Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89080844409...
Meeting ID: 890 8084 4409
Passcode: issued a little nearer the date..

During the session we will cover things like:-

1. Why do you need a regulator?
2. History of regulators
3. Differences in regulators
4. Reasons to own v hire
5. Question and Answer session

We might even have a few prizes available!

​Price:   £260 Club Members / £285 Non-Club members 
  
Number of Places: 12

Price Includes: 

• 2 days diving (2 dives per day) - 8th / 9th May 2021
• Four single cylinder air fills
• Free Hot Drinks & Light lunch on-board
• 2 nights accommodation at the Mount Batten Watersports centre on room share basis - 5th & 6th June
• Free on-site car-parking
• Cooked or continental Breakfast
• Organisation of the trip, including provision of a Trip Leader by Dive Rutland

Price Excludes: 

• Travel to Plymouth
• Equipment

50% Non-Refundable Deposit required to secure your place on this trip with final Payment by 1st March 2021*

Equipment available to hire for the weekend and club members take advantage of club pricing
Training including the Boat Speciality can be undertaken on this trip, just contact us to discuss and take one more step towards becoming a Master Scuba Diver

*Dive Rutland Trip Terms and Conditions apply

Thanks to the club members who joined us on Sunday for our Dive Against Debris dives as part of the start of this years Project Aware week at Rutland Water.

2.5Kg of rubbish collected from the water and 1Kg of rubbish collected from the water front where we had setup camp for the day and now logged on the Project Aware Data collection site.

Best find of the day?  Well you will just have to read the blog on our Search and Recovery day.!

Just a few pictures from this weekends dive on the SS Vera, Cley, Norfolk

We have been talking a lot about ghost nets, but what can we really do? There are many fantastic volunteers around the world that take a Dive Against Debris just one step further.

Ghostdiving is an international organisation that safely removes ghost nets. Looking at the organisation, I was happy to see a familiar name on the list. Sameh is in Dahab, Egypt Charlie can never stop talking about diving Dahab. Maybe it’s lockdown, maybe it’s the rain, but sunny Egypt to learn about removing ghost nets, beats Chepstow any day. What about Dahab pulls Charlie back? 

Dahab is located in south Sinai and protected from the hustle and bustle of Sharm by the mountains. Dahab translates to gold which is fitting as it certainly has some diving treasures and few hidden gems. It is a diving mecca for all, from open water divers through to advance CCR; it is even a freedivers paradise.
 
Dahab has one of the world famous dive sites the blue hole, the canyon and many more also great for non divers alike with great restaurant’s little boutique shops and a beautiful lagoon also for those tempted to try new things with yoga windsurfing and kite surfing on offer. With that being said one of the main reasons I return time and time again is a dive centre Scubaseekers.
 
Scubaseekers has a family feel, headed up by Sameh and Kimberly Sokar. The team run a very professional and well thought out dive centre, catering to everyone needs. Whether you want sidemount, twins and closed circuit rebreathers both at rec and technical levels. Diving adventures to be had with boat trips to Gabr el Bint and the WWII Thistlegorm; a ship wreck found and loved by Jacques Cousteau himself. 

Sameh is an avid explorer finding and cataloguing new sites and wrecks in the red sea.  As a TDI/IANTD and GUE instructor he can help you achieve any of your diving dreams. Being on the forefront of ocean conservation, Sameh offers training in ghost diving technics fish surveying reef ecology and you can become a citizen scientist and conduct your own surveys for Reef anywhere.

At Scubaseekers a dive against debris is held every Monday. The cherry on the top is the massive Italian coffe machine in the heart of the dive centre and the best smoothies you can get your hands on with all that sameh and scubaseekers have to offer a house reef ,famous dive sites conservation, well equipped dive centre a great gas room, the one thing they truly excel on is you and you become part of the scubaseekers family I for can't wait to get back home for some great memories once the current situation has ended and I invite you guys to join me?

Dahab is located in south Sinai and protected from the hustle and bustle of Sharm by the mountains. Dahab translates to gold which is fitting as it certainly has some diving treasures and few hidden gems. It is a diving mecca for all, from open water divers through to advance CCR; it is even a freedivers paradise.
 
Dahab has one of the world famous dive sites the blue hole, the canyon and many more also great for non divers alike with great restaurant’s little boutique shops and a beautiful lagoon also for those tempted to try new things with yoga windsurfing and kite surfing on offer. With that being said one of the main reasons I return time and time again is a dive centre Scubaseekers.

Scubaseekers has a family feel, headed up by Sameh and Kimberly Sokar. The team run a very professional and well thought out dive centre, catering to everyone needs. Whether you want sidemount, twins and closed circuit rebreathers both at rec and technical levels. Diving adventures to be had with boat trips to Gabr el Bint and the WWII Thistlegorm; a ship wreck found and loved by Jacques Cousteau himself. 

Sameh is an avid explorer finding and cataloguing new sites and wrecks in the red sea.  As a TDI/IANTD and GUE instructor he can help you achieve any of your diving dreams. Being on the forefront of ocean conservation, Sameh offers training in ghost diving technics fish surveying reef ecology and you can become a citizen scientist and conduct your own surveys for Reef anywhere.

At Scubaseekers a dive against debris is held every Monday. The cherry on the top is the massive Italian coffe machine in the heart of the dive centre and the best smoothies you can get your hands on with all that sameh and scubaseekers have to offer a house reef ,famous dive sites conservation, well equipped dive centre a great gas room, the one thing they truly excel on is you and you become part of the scubaseekers family I for can't wait to get back home for some great memories once the current situation has ended and I invite you guys to join me?

Dive Rutland organise club dive trips and events that run throughout the year, but if you do not fancy any of those or wish to go off and travel on your own or with your family then here at Dive Rutland we are happy to assist with your travel plans as we are affiliated with a number of dive operators.