challenging
3 hours
Divers should be in good physical condition to handle night diving and potential currents.
Dive into the mysteries of the Jervis Bay Marine Park with Jervis Bay Sea Sports’ Night Boat Dive, a three-hour adventure designed exclusively for advanced divers. Experience the vibrant marine life that emerges beneath the surface when the sun goes down.
Pizza for Dinner - Leave from Husky - Single Night Dive
3 Hours
Why not do a NIGHT DIVE off one of our Boats, we generally run these boats in conjunction with our ADVANCED OPEN WATER PROGRAM
These boats will not cater to inexperienced divers, Advanced Diving skills are mandatory. You also need to bring your own torches - if you dont have one we will happily sell you set for the trip.
THIS IS A SINGLE DIVE ONLY, the boat will be at Husky Wharf to collect you, and then head out on the Night Dive. The time you get back will depend on if we are in day light savings or not. In summer you will usually return at around 9:30pm and in winter anywhere between 7 and 8pm.
Remember to be at the Dive Shop 45mins early for check in.
Come and do something different at one of the many Advanced sites in the Jervis Bay Marine Park.
Night dives require personal underwater lighting; if you don’t have one, Jervis Bay Sea Sports sells torches for the trip.
Arrive at the dive shop 45 minutes early to ensure a smooth gear check and safety briefing.
Only Advanced Open Water certified divers should book this dive due to the technical demands of night conditions.
Bring appropriate wetsuit layers, especially during winter months when water temperatures drop.
Jervis Bay Marine Park was established to protect the area's abundant biodiversity and cultural heritage of the Yuin people.
Strict marine park guidelines limit fishing and boat traffic to preserve water clarity and habitat health, supporting sustainable dive tourism.
Critical for visibility and navigation during the night dive.
Protects from cooler water and maintains body warmth during the dive.
fall|winter|spring specific
Monitors depth and dive time, ensuring safety during complex night conditions.
Helpful for safety when surfacing in low-light conditions.