When: Sat, Sept 23rd
depart Waianae Small boat harbor 12:30pm, arrive noon. Aboard the South Seas II dive boat.
What you get on this experience:
Freediving Gear Rental – Long blade fins, a low volume mask, and free diving snorkel
Short briefing on freediving – Freediving instructor introduces the sport of freediving and it’s techniques
In water instruction – Get a one hour in water lesson from our freediving instructor
2-hour practice – Freedive at a shallow reef site (buddy system is required and will be apart of your instruction)
Safety Equipment and Target Depth plate will be in place to measure your success
The max depth of this experience will be 40ft, with depth plates at 20ft- and 30ft set up for you to try.
$64 Club Members
$85 Regular Guest
This is not a course, but there will be some instruction. It is designed for people considering getting into the growing sport, but is open to anyone. Come meet the instructors and decide if the sport is for you! Or just try something different in a supervised environment.
Take a PADI Freediving Course with instructor James McNeil. $220, included eLearning, with gear rental available. Courses are Friday night pool and lecture with Saturday in the ocean.
September Dives are Saturdays, Sept 8th, and 15th.
Have you ever wanted to dive clear black abyss? Here is your chance to drift peacefully along a current line somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. You can watch tiny organisms seemingly made of light and rainbows making their way through life around you.
This may be the most extreme dive of your lifetime, the Pelagic 1-tank dive night dive. We start at Waianae Small Boat Harbor just before sunset. You will watch the sunset on the way to the dive site, where the depth is about 2000ft.
After the sun goes down, the real fun begins. You jump in, floating tethered in the deep dark sea. We take small groups of 8 divers max and wait to see what goes by, usually not descending any lower than 50 feet.
You may see jellies put on a colorful display that can only be described as breathtaking. Some of the animals are so bizarre, you’ll think they are aliens from another world. Some zooplankton, that only rise to the surface to feed when the lights go out, are now visible to us. Join us on this adventure!
