Exploring the Depths: Deep and Technical Diving Adventures in Jervis Bay
Difficulty
expert
Duration
5–6 hours
Fitness Level
Good physical fitness is necessary to handle extended deep technical dives and boat transfers.
Overview
Dive into the depths of Jervis Bay Marine Park with an exclusive 5 to 6-hour adventure for certified deep and technical divers. Explore pristine underwater landscapes beyond 40 meters and discover vibrant marine life in one of Australia's best-kept secrets.
Deep & Tec Boat
Dives can be 40m Plus - DEEP & TECH Divers only
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About This Adventure
Embark on an exhilarating 5 to 6-hour diving adventure in Jervis Bay, tailored for certified deep and tech divers. Explore challenging dive sites that promise unique underwater experiences. This trip offers the chance to discover the depths of the Jervis Bay Marine Park like never before, making it truly unforgettable.
Go somewhere different...This is a 5 to 6 hour trip out into Jervis Bay for DEEP DIVERS or above. The boat will head out to some of the deeper and more difficult dive sites. DECO dives (2 hours max) are allowed on the first Dive.
Duration
5 to 6 Hours
About
Deep and Tec divers
This trip is for divers with a 40m Deep certification or above, it is suitable for tec divers. The goal is to explore deeper and more advanced sites than our usual advanced trips allow.
Remember Check In is at the Stated Time with the Boat Departing 45mins later.
Come and Dive something different at one of the many Deep sites in the Jervis Bay Marine Park.
DIVE GUIDES ARE BY REQUEST ONLY
Adventure Tips
Certification Required
This dive experience is for certified deep and technical divers only; advanced training and experience are mandatory.
Bring Your Own Technical Gear
Divers should bring their own certified deep diving equipment; ensure all gear is properly maintained and tested.
Weather-Dependent Schedule
Trips are weather dependent; check forecasts and confirm bookings in advance to avoid cancellations.
Hydrate Before Dives
Stay well hydrated before and after diving to aid decompression and recovery.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- giant cuttlefish
- eastern blue devil
History
Jervis Bay Marine Park was established to protect its unique marine ecosystems and is managed with community involvement.
Conservation
Operators strictly adhere to eco-friendly guidelines, limiting disturbance and promoting reef conservation during all dives.
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Adventure Hotspots in Huskisson
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Technical Diving Kit
Advanced diving equipment suited for deep and decompression dives, including twin tanks and decompression gear.
Dive Computer with Multiple Gas Capability
To safely monitor dive profiles and decompression stages.
Dry Suit
Useful in cooler water temperatures experienced during spring diving in Jervis Bay.
spring specific
Underwater Torch
Essential for visibility in deep and caverns areas where natural light is minimal.