Underwater Sports

Congratulations to four new drysuit divers! You now have the availability to stay dry and warmer in our refreshing waters.

Call us at 206-362-3310 to sign up for your drysuit class.

Thanks to the divers who came out on Saturday for our May shop dive at Mukilteo. A few of the divers were brand new and got to see lots of cool stuff. A special thank you to Instructor Rachelle for running the shop dive and DMCs Kayla and Derek for assisting.

If you’re interested in participating in future shop dives, call us at 206-362-3310. Also, if you are interested in any level of class from Discover Scuba Diving, Open Water, all the way up to Instructor, we are the place for you. Call us or stop by for a chat.

Today is the day we all pause to remember those service members who gave everything for this country. We thank them for their service and sacrifice.

We will be open regular hours on Monday, May 25, Memorial Day.

We have upcoming trips!

Sept 16-26, 2026 Belize
Feb 21-28, 2027 Grand Cayman

More trips for 2027 and 2028 are being finalized as well.

Call us at 206-362-3310 to secure your spot with a deposit. Only a few spots left.

Instructor Mayumi was the foundational part of five new divers’ journey into our underwater world. Welcome divers! Good job on your hard work and perseverance in our challenging conditions.

Thank you to all the assistants who helped during this class. Instructors wouldn’t be as safe, effective or efficient without you!

We only have 4 spots left on this amazing liveaboard! Call us at 206-362-3310 fo more information.

Becoming a PADI Rescue Diver involves an investment in oneself and an expansion of one’s comfort zone. Through the experience you will learn to be aware of yourself, the environment, and another diver. You learn to be prepared for, prevent, and respond to diver emergencies. We call it the most rewarding class, because it provides divers with confidence and comfort in their future dives. Divers can find out what their strengths and weaknesses are in an emergency and develop strategies to contribute to emergency situations and respond with CPR, First Aid, AED and Emergency Oxygen use. This past weekend these three divers finished their performance requirements and many already certified PADI Rescue Divers got to review the program to keep their skills sharp. Thanks to everyone who attended this past week and weekend, it feels great to have more PADI Rescue divers in the world.

This month’s PADI Drysuit Diver course had sunshine to celebrate their completed open water dives. We always recommend learning how to dive a drysuit from a professional as soon as you can in the Pacific Northwest. The drysuit training enables you to be safer and more comfortable in diving around the Seattle area and abroad. You can even learn how to dive a drysuit during your PADI Open Water Scuba Diver course. Lastly, the certification allows you to rent suits before deciding to buy one. Call us at 2063623310 for question regarding drysuit training.

Even though visibility was a bit challenging, these divers brought their energy and camaraderie this weekend to the shop dive at Mike’s Beach Resort in Hood Canal. Everyone had a great time exploring a dive site they hadn’t been to before. Practicing navigation, search patterns, and buddy contact are things that are important when diving a new site. We also had a delicious time due to the fabulous variety of food provided by everyone. Good food, good diving and good conversation. What a great way to spend a beautiful day!
If you want to join our next shop dive, call us at 206/362-3310 to be added to the roster.