We are ready to welcome you on Monday nights 9.00pm to 10.00pm at the Palatine Leisure Centre, 
207 St. Annes Road, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY4 2AP.
Just call our trydive coordinators before you go to ensure that an instructor is available. Mob.no. Neil 07976 884154 or Peter 07874 696213 email info@bsac-153.co.uk
Each try-dive is about 1 hour in duration, including poolside tuition on diving techniques and equipment. A try-dive will cost you £15.00 to cover expenses, this will be deducted off your first subscription if you decide to join the club and take on a course of training.
The scuba dive in the pool will be with a BSAC qualified instructor to make sure you get maximum enjoyment from your first scuba dive. It normally takes about 6 pool sessions depending on ability and 5 openwater sessions to become a BSAC Ocean Diver,a scuba qualification that will help you witness first hand the wonders of a coral reef and the host of marine life that it supports, underwater wrecks, a whole new world for you to explore. The Ocean Diver qualification as all other BSAC qualifications are recognised world wide as premier diver qualifications. A Try-Dive can help you save time and money by finding out in advance if you like diving or snorkelling. It allows you the chance to sample an exciting sport and to gain an insight into the fascinating world beneath the waves. Our Dive club also meets at St.Annes Cricket Club Monday and Thursday evenings
To register for a try-dive call Peter Hall - 07874696213 or Neil Martin -07976884154 email - info@bsac-153.co.uk
or fill in the form
Pool location for Trydives.
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Red Sea October 2011
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Eccleston Delph January 2012
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