Regulator must be serviced by a trained technician at least once a year. If you use your regulator extensively or commercially, it should be serviced every six months or every 50 dives. This will entail bringing in your warranty in order to save money on parts and in some instances, labour (which is seldom included in the warranty). Kirra's services all makes and models of regulators, no matter how old they are I'm sure we can help. A competent inspection will usually reveal whether or not the regulator is in need of an overhaul or a simple cleaning or tune-up.…

An old favorite, if every person understood the words the world would be a better place

From Sue and Paul Byron Bay

A long a over due Membership make-over is on the cards. One of the first changes you will notice is the $69 Double Tank Boats, thats a savings of $30 in most cases. the second thing is the new Club Shirts, we have gone off the Tee's and gone back to the more traditional "Polo Collared Shirt" for the times when you need a little help in dressing snappy. The most exciting change is the new "Club Card" having your membership years and certification level embossed in a coral of Cook Island Colour

To the best of my knowledge.........

We thought we could handle the dive!

A few little beauties for ya

Love the one of Matty’s boat

Ever wanted to try spearfishing? Wanted a bit of expert advice on technique and spearing? Or the opportunity to be on a boat and be able to dive out wide?

Cook Island can be one of the  most memorable  dive you will have

Julian Rocks

If you want this card, ask Rudi and he can arrange it for you..

A fine Mix of Underwater Works, from the shores of the Tweed, to the tip of the Cape.

Matt, The Wuss Puss "Padi Wreck and deep" is ready for pick-up

Taken at Cook Island

By now it’s common knowledge that scuba websites and all industry websites offer discounted prices on the recommended retail price of your local dive shop.It is no secret and no one is trying to hide that fact. But, there are some facts that you should consider next time you walk out of your local dive shop jump on the net and order the same scuba equipment you have just conveniently tried on after coming back from your social Sunday dive.

Watch the original SEABOB video clip

Diving on the Wiindiate and The Barney shipwrecks off Presque Isle, Michigan in Lake Huron. Depth ~180’ ave.

Submit your underwater footage and I will put it on the front page player, if you can convert it to flash @ height 200 that would be even better

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