Water Activities & Jervis Bay Sea Sports: Dive Deep
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
5–6 hours
Fitness Level
Divers should be in excellent physical condition, comfortable with deep and strenuous dives.
Overview
Designed for experienced divers, this boat trip in Jervis Bay offers high-adrenaline dives into the region’s most challenging sites. Discover underwater caves, vibrant marine life, and breathtaking depths with expert guides.
Advanced Boat Trip
Ages 15+ • Hire Gear • 2 to 3 DIVES! • Advanced Diving certification and skills are mandatory!
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About This Adventure
Embark on an exhilarating 5-6 hour diving adventure in Jervis Bay, designed exclusively for advanced divers. Explore challenging sites like the Bluff and Spider Cave, or experience familiar locations in new ways. Enjoy the freedom to dive deeper and discover the underwater wonders of the Jervis Bay Marine Park.
Go somewhere different! This 5-6 hour trip out into Jervis Bay is for divers with Advanced Open Water qualification or above. Visit some of our more challenging dive sites or explore familiar areas further.
Time on Boat
Around 5 Hours
About
We run advanced boats at least once a month that will take you to some of our deeper and more advanced sites which may include the Bluff, Spider Cave, the Cathedral, The Labyrinth, or drift from the SS Wandra to the seals.
These boats will not cater to inexperienced divers: you may be required to do live drops or deep dives. Advanced Diving certification and skills are mandatory. Dive locations will depend on conditions and preference, we will do our best to take you somewhere different from the everyday or dive familiar sites in a way that we usually cannot do with a less experienced group.
We can also accommodate some deco requirements depending on the boat and your individual dive plan. Basically you can feel free to explore and not be bound by less experienced divers!
Some advanced boats are followed by a separate night dive boat, these are booked separately
Come and dive something different at one of the many advanced sites in the Jervis Bay Marine Park.
Adventure Tips
Check your certification
Ensure you have an advanced diving certification before booking this trip.
Monitor weather conditions
Weather can affect sea conditions; verify forecast before heading out.
Prepare for currents
Physical fitness and good buoyancy skills are crucial for handling strong currents.
Bring your camera
Capture stunning scenes of underwater caves and marine life during the dive.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common dolphins
- Reef sharks
History
Jervis Bay Marine Park was established in 1998 to conserve its diverse underwater ecosystems, including rare coral formations and archaeological sites.
Conservation
The marine park’s protected status maintains healthy fish populations and coral health, ensuring excellent diving experiences while fostering sustainable tourism.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit
A well-fitted wetsuit provides essential thermal protection during deeper dives.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Dive computer
Helps monitor depth and time to stay safe during complex dives.
Underwater flashlight
Necessary for exploring caves and darker underwater features.
Surface marker buoy
Ensures safe ascent and surface identification for boats.