Open Water Course | Water Activities in Lord Howe Island |

Set against the striking backdrop of Lord Howe Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Tasman Sea, Dive Lord Howe offers an exceptional opportunity for aspiring scuba divers. This open water course is designed to immerse participants in the island’s vibrant marine environment, renowned for its crystal-clear lagoons and extensive coral reefs that burst with color. Over three days of engaging instruction, students receive personalized guidance from experienced instructors, ensuring confidence and competence beneath the waves. The course covers essential skills such as buoyancy control, dive planning, and emergency procedures, culminating in certification to dive to 18 meters independently.

Lord Howe Island itself is a natural wonder, with geological features like volcanic peaks and unique flora and fauna, making it a prime location for underwater discovery. The lagoon provides calm, sheltered conditions ideal for beginners, while the outer reef introduces more challenging swim-throughs and abundant marine life, including colorful fish, sea turtles, and occasionally playful dolphins.

This trip stands out not only because of the island’s pristine environment but also due to Dive Lord Howe’s intimate approach to teaching. Small group sizes foster a personalized experience, and the staff’s passion for marine conservation ensures an eco-friendly, responsible adventure. The surrounding waters are a haven for underwater photography, with excellent opportunities for capturing the vivid reef scenes and diverse marine species.

If you’re craving a blend of education and adventure in one of the world’s most extraordinary ocean settings, the Open Water Course with Dive Lord Howe offers an unforgettable gateway into the underwater world. Whether you're a beginner or seeking to refine your skills, this program makes ocean exploration accessible and exciting in a truly extraordinary destination.