Overview

Refresh your diving skills amid Lord Howe Island’s vibrant reefs. Dive Lord Howe offers the perfect balance of skill review and underwater adventure in this UNESCO World Heritage site.

Scuba

Lord Howe Island, New South Wales

Refresher Double Dive

From $345 | Ages 10+ | Get your sea legs back!

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Date

Tue, Oct 7

Travelers

2

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About This Adventure

Revitalize your diving skills with the Refresher Double Dive! Perfect for certified divers seeking a quick overview of essential equipment and hand signals, this morning adventure prepares you for an exhilarating two-tank dive. Enjoy the thrill of exploring underwater wonders while ensuring you're ready for an unforgettable experience.

Refresher Double Dive

Rates

2 Tank Dive (Ages 10+) - $350

Schedule

2 Tank Dive - Mornings | Monday - Friday

About

This option is available for those who need a quick overview of equipment, hand signals and theory. This option will be available as an addition to the morning double dive. This option does not include in water skill practice and is not recommended for divers who have not dived for some time.

What to Bring

Swimwear
Towel from your lodge
Water
Reef safe sun protection
Extra snacks / lunch if you get hungry (morning double dives should return around 1:30pm)
Dive certification card or proof
Sea sickness medicine that agrees with you if you are prone to seasickness on the open ocean

Adventure Tips

Arrive Prepared

Bring your certified diver certification card and personal dive gear for a seamless experience.

Check Conditions

Weather and water conditions can vary; contact Dive Lord Howe beforehand to ensure optimal visibility.

Listen Up

Pay close attention during the briefing to maximize safety and enjoyment on your dive.

Plan Your Day

Schedule your dive early in the day to enjoy calmer seas and better underwater visibility.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Green Sea Turtles
Reef Sharks

History

Lord Howe Island was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1982 for its unique geological features and marine ecosystems.

Conservation

The local dive operators participate in reef conservation efforts, including coral monitoring and eco-friendly practices to ensure this pristine environment remains vibrant for generations.