moderate
2–4 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle swimming and breath-hold diving in ocean currents.
Join women-only ocean dives and snorkel sessions in San Diego’s vibrant kelp forests. Build skills, friendships, and a deep connection to marine life in a supportive environment.
For The Girls!
Dive into adventure with our San Diego ocean experiences! Explore vibrant marine life and stunning kelp forests through group dives and snorkel sessions. Join special women-only dives or engaging workshops, and connect with a community that shares your passion for the ocean. Discover the thrill of freediving and unforgettable friendships!
Get wet with us! The ocean off of San Diego has so many cool spots to check out with wildlife, kelp, and best of all a great group of people to get out there with!
Most of these events are group dives or snorkel sessions, but we occasionally have dry activities as well.
The vast majority of our dives will be in the La Jolla, Mission, or Point Loma areas. Events that have a pre-determined location will show the location in the headline.
The women only dives are pretty special, guys I know we feel left out but sometimes the girls need their space and I guess we should respect that :)
For workshops and seminars, the topic description will be in the headline as well as the location.
For purely social events like movie nights or meetups, we will post the location in the headline as well.
Whether we stay on land or get in the water we all look forward to meeting you and introducing you to all of the cool things the ocean has in store, the sport of freediving, and most of all the amazing cast of characters that has inspired and supported us throughout the years!
Drink plenty of water before and after your dive to avoid dehydration in the ocean sun.
Protect your skin and the marine environment with biodegradable, reef-safe sunscreen.
Ensure your mask and snorkel fit snugly to prevent leaks and improve your underwater experience.
Maintain distance from wildlife and avoid touching coral to preserve this delicate ecosystem.
San Diego's coastal waters have long been a hub for marine research and conservation dating back to the early 20th century.
This program promotes reef-safe practices and educates participants on protecting San Diego’s unique marine habitats.
Keeps you warm and protected in cool ocean temperatures during spring dives.
spring specific
Essential for clear vision and breathing while observing underwater habitats.
Improves dive efficiency and propulsion when freediving around kelp forests.
Helps track your dive experiences and progress in workshops.