ANY QUESTIONS?
Whether you are simply curious about Exeter BSAC, fancy a (pool) try dive, or just want to learn more, then we’re here to answer any queries. Don’t be scared to ask – even if you think it might be a silly question.
Would you like to go SCUBA diving?
Exeter BSAC
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Upcoming (free) event. Friday 3rd July 8pm in our clubhouse. Non-members welcome to attend.
Peta Knott will be talking about getting involved with NAS: a new citizen science project WRECKognising Pollution
Are you looking for opportunities to dive-with-a-purpose? Do you want to ensure that you have interesting places to dive and safe waters to dive in? Come to this hour long talk by underwater archaeologist Peta Knott who will outline the many and varied ways that you can get involved with the Nautical Archaeology Society (NAS) above and below the waves. There will be a particular focus on the NAS’s new citizen science project WRECKognising Pollution where anyone can get involved with raising awareness of historic polluting wrecks and can be proactive in preventing them ruining the underwater environment. The NAS is all about getting involved, and this engaging talk will be no exception. There will be a fake wreck to view and real artefacts to handle – just a little taster of some of the training and activities that you might like to get involved with through NAS.
Pool Sessions (nb. we dive in the sea all through the winter). Every week we have a pool session in the warm water at the Riverside Leisure Centre. So on a Tuesday evening you can practice skills, check out new equipment, or just have a bit of fun in the pool. Really cheap for club members (£2), but pre-booking is essential – book via Anne, or use the contact us page.
CLUB DIVES. Sunday 3rd May and Sunday 7th June.
Yes – (weather permitting) we dive all year round, and our club dives are usually the first Sunday in the month. The sea is warming up, so you can get a 60 minute dive in a 7mm semi-dry suit. If it’s been calm, then underwater viz can be amazing because the sediment settles and there’s no plankton in the water. If you’re certified, and fancy a dive, come and join us. Use the contact us page if you don’t get club e-mails and want an invite. Open to all qualified divers, though if you’ve not dived recently we’ll ask you to do a pool refresher session first.
Use the contact form if you want more information.
Learn to dive with BSAC.
You can have fun while learning, plus get a qualification that’s accepted all over the world. Learning to dive in the UK makes foreign diving so much easier. Learning to dive costs £374, which includes your training, one year of BSAC membership (includes insurance). Use the contact form to find out more.
UK diving can be fantastic, though it can be more challenging than diving abroad. It’s still diving though, and it’s great to see life underwater.
Our club has a National Instructor, 4 Advanced Instructors, and numerous Open Water Instructors. We’ve even got an Instructor for those with disabilities, so why not give diving a go 🙂
Fridays at 8pm in our clubhouse
Come and have a chat and drink in our licensed bar on a Friday evening (8pm). Don’t worry if you’re a complete novice, not dived for years, or just curious to know more about diving.
If you can swim, then come and talk to us. The underwater world can be amazing!