Swindon and Wiltshire's Independent Scuba Dive Club
Located in Swindon, Wiltshire, the Seahorse Dive Club is a non-affiliated and independent scuba diving club. The club consists of divers of various ages and experiences, who regularly partake in UK weekend and mid-week dive activities together with British and international holiday dive trips for the more adventurous.
The club meets regularly on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at The Cross Keys in Royal Wootton Bassett. Normally convening for a brief committee meeting, all members and prospective members are invited to socialise and discuss future dive trips.
What's In It For You?
You’ll enjoy a friendly banter with like minded individuals together with regular diving. The club has the use of two RHIBs which regularly make outings and club members are encouraged to organise their own inland and offshore dive trips. More formal holidays, both within the UK and international destinations always prove popular.
Free use of the Club’s Emergency O2 Kit and Club Nitrox Analyser is available to any member for UK diving adventures.
You’ll find a friendly group of all ages and experiences who are more than happy to exchange hints and tips, especially for some of the newer divers who maybe looking for a mentor. Formal training is also available if required.
Full UK Dive Calendar
Regular UK diving calendar plus trip organisation incentives.
Buddy Finder System
Website Intranet and private email list to find a buddy.
Get Paid For Diving
Organise a UK dive trip for two or more days and get 80% off!
Novice Skills Days
Hone your skills with support from more experienced members.
Discounts
Discounts on training, servicing and purchases at JC Scuba.
Worldwide Adventures
Globe trot to the four corners for intrepid experiences.
Friendly & Social
Regular diving and social activities throughout the year.
Established 1996
An established dive club long history of diving adventures.
Scooters at Vobster 28th January 2024
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Vobster Skills Day 22nd January 2024
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