Learn to Scuba Dive in Manchester - Spring has Come! Let's Go Diving!

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Spring has come! All the sudden, shop became busy with divers coming in to sort out their equipment and cylinders. It seems every diver is awake now. 

When addicted to scuba diving like us, season does not matter. We go diving all year around. For most of sensible divers, when the spring weather arrives, that is the sign of Diving Season to start.

 We had a Club Dive Trip to Eyemouth last weekend. Beautiful Blue Sky. Calm water. Nice day out. Visibility...well...we may not want to talk about it just for now. ;)

 Anyway, no matter how experienced diver they are, they all start from 1st diving experience. All adventure start from here.
We conduct "Discover Scuba Diving" (try dive) every week in local swimming pool.
It is one evening experience to see how Scuba Diving is.

 We start with briefing; basic knowledge of Scuba Diving, how to use equipment, basic skills in water, etc. Then you try Scuba diving in the swimming pool for an hour.
If you enjoy, that is the start of your new adventure. If you find this is not for you, well, you at least have given a try and seen how it is like.
You never know what it is like till you actually try in water.

 Don't hesitate. Give a try! Our Motto is "Diving is FUN!" Come and have some laugh with us!

www.divemanchester.co.uk





Location: Dive Manchester, 357 Bury Old Rd, Prestwich, Manchester M25 1PY, UK

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