Trash-Free Thursday
Dive with a purpose
Every Thursday our team heads out and clears whatever rubbish we can find on the reef and in the water.
Want to help? Ask us about joining a cleanup dive.
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At night the reef looks completely different. Colours come back in your torch beam, and animals that hide during the day come out to feed.
This SDI specialty covers torches and backup lights, light signals, staying with your buddy, navigating in low visibility and planning the entry and exit when it is dark.
We plan the two dives at sheltered sites you may already know, such as Shelter Cove or Grande Reef, so the darkness or low visibility is the only new thing.
Coral gardens, moray eels, snappers, parrotfish. Our main training reef, with gentle conditions and plenty of fish.
British-era wreck covered in soft coral, with resident groupers, blue-spotted stingrays and moray eels.
Rocky pinnacle with currents and open-water fish. Eagle rays and drift diving.
Protected bay, very gentle. Nudibranchs, pipefish, seahorses. A good place to practise skills away from the current.
Shallow reef for long bottom times. Small life such as nudibranchs and ornate ghost pipefish. Good for photography and hover practice.
Here's what is different about diving with us.
Pro-grade gear serviced every 100 dives or 6 months, not when it fails. MK25/S620 regulator, Hydros Pro BCD, Aladin Sport dive computer. You train on the same equipment working instructors use.
Your instructor knows where you are underwater at all times. No crowded groups. If a skill needs more practice, you get the time for it instead of waiting behind 8 other students.
We teach all three agencies at the same location. You choose which certification fits your future dive plans. We give you honest advice, not a push toward whichever we sell more of.
Proper briefing rooms, clean equipment rinsing stations, structured course schedule. The difference between a dive school and a beach shack matters when you are doing a multi-day certification course.
Sand channels running between coral formations, a defined slope angle toward open water, and consistent natural landmarks make Grandé Reef ideal for teaching both compass and natural navigation in a single dive. We have designed the navigation exercises specifically around the reef's actual structure.
Species our divers see on these sites, from the FlyingFish marine life guide.
Every Thursday our team heads out and clears whatever rubbish we can find on the reef and in the water.
Want to help? Ask us about joining a cleanup dive.
Ask about cleanup divesCertified divers get 12 months of unlimited dives at Grande Island for ₹19,800 + GST.
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