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
can teach you
Sunday 15th June – our RIB is now fully seaworthy, and Nik is taking it out into the (hopefully) clear blue water of Lyme Bay. The venue will depend on the weather conditions, but will be about a 15m (max) depth dive.
Sat 5th / Sun 6th July – Jane is organising trips to the James Eagan Layne. That’s a great dive off Plymouth, max depth 24m to the sea bed, but most of the dive can be done at 18m, so suitable for Ocean Divers.
Sunday 6th July
Our next club dive is as above. The sea temperature will be around 15C, which is great. There’s been numerous octopus sightings, and that’s a real ‘wow’ moment. It’s OK to dive in a reasonably thick wet-suit with sensible hood and gloves. If there’s not been much wind, then the underwater viz can be amazing – because the sediment has settled. 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.
NEW**. Kit hire
From 13th June 2025 the club has altered its’ kit hire fees.
Exeter BSAC Members £3.50 per item (up to a maximum of £21)
Non-Members £5.00 per item (up to a maximum of £30)
Also, because we are a busy club, members have priority on dives, so visitors are now limited to only 3 (free shore*) dives with the club. (* kit hire charges apply).
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 £351, which includes your training, one year of BSAC membership (and insurance). Use the contact form to find out more.
UK diving can be fantastic, but it can be a little more challenging than diving abroad.
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 there should be nothing to stop you from diving 🙂
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!