Are you a CERTIFIED SCUBA DIVER and interested in scuba diving in Vancouver? Then you've come to the right place! Wall diving, pinnacles, canyons, seals, drifts, sponge bioherms, artificial reefs, and stunning ocean and mountain scenery - explore it all on this 5-Hour boat diving adventure! Head to Horseshoe Bay and take our 40ft fully diver-customized boat "Topline" (the best dive boat in the Pacific Northwest) out to explore the emerald waters of Howe Sound. Here you can commonly see Pacific octopus, wolf eels, nudibranchs, and beautifully bizarre fish such as the decorated warbonnet and the grunt sculpin.
Please note: There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements. There is a 'ride along only' option for those who wish to hop onboard and not dive. Please contact directly for more info.
Scuba - Gear Not Included
Full Wetsuit Package: Boat dive includes: wetsuit, mask, fins, weights, gloves, hood, tanks, airfills, BCD, regulator.
Scuba Diving, Tanks & Weights : Hop on board Topline for 2 boat dives in Howe Sound. Dive kit NOT included except for tanks & weights
Drysuit Package Included: MUST BE DRYSUIT TRAINED. Includes drysuit & undergarment, gloves, hood, mask, fins, regulator, BCD, weights, tank and airfil.
Please arrive 60 minutes before your charter is scheduled to depart and check in at the Expedition Centre to pick up needed equipment, then head to unload your gear at the boat dock in Sewell’s Marina.
• Subject to availability; please arrive 30 minutes before departure and check in at Expedition Centre
• For certified divers only, please bring certification card
• Please advise at time of booking of any special equipment requirements
• Recreational, technical, and rebreather divers welcome. Technical divers please advise staff before arrival.
• Not recommended for participants with heart complaints or other serious medical conditions
• Children 19 and under must have waiver signed by parent or guardian
• The duration of trip is 5 hours, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and sea conditions. Plan accordingly.
• The trip operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
• The listed price does not include parking fees
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