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New Zealand Sea Adventures

Dive Centre Center (English)

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Company description New Zealand Sea Adventures is Wellington`s only PADI Career Development Centre. We can train you in Scuba diving from beginner to Instructor.
We are the Wellington region`s only TDI Instructor Development Facility. If you want Technical diver training or experience join us for air, Nitrox, Decompression or Trimix training or dives.
Some of our programmes can be funded by Student Loans while others can be financed if you wish
Journey with us on one of our adventure dives from the shore or boat, in rivers, lakes, caverns, fiords or the sea; within New Zealand or overseas.
Join our dive club at no cost to you and receive the latest news and trip dates. We are shipwreck specialists whether it is HMNZS Wellington - F69, Wellington, Mikhail Lermontov, Lastingham, Rangitoto, Koi, Progress, Yung Pen or the Vara.
If its shore or boat dives, dive or fishing gear, to get a regulator serviced, a cylinder tested, an airfill, Nitrox or Trimix fill or just to drop in for a chat and a look - just DO IT. We are located at 22 Tacy St, Kilbirnie, Wellington, New Zealand - and are open 7 days a week.
We especially welcome women into diving.
At New Zealand Sea Adventures, we are qualified to conduct a wide range of courses both PADI and non-PADI.
* PADI diver courses:
Open Water
Adventure Diver
Advanced Open Water
Rescue Diver
Divemaster
* PADI Specialty courses:
Altitude
Archaeology
AWARE - Fish Identification
Boat
Cavern
Coral Reef Conservation
Deep
Diver Propulsion Vehicle
Drift
Dry Suit
Enriched Air
Equipment
Hunter
Multi-level
Naturalist
Navigator
Night
Oxygen First Aid
Peak Performance Buoyancy
Photography
Project AWARE
Research
Search & Recovery
Wreck
Videography
* TDI & Other courses:
TDI Nitrox
TDI Advanced Nitrox
TDI Decompression Procedures
TDI Extended Range
TDI Advanced Gas Blender
TDI O2 Equipment Service Technicial
TDI Technical Divemaster
DAN Oxygen Provider
EMP Medic First Aid
EMP Pediatric First Aid
Master of Small Dive Boats
DSAT Gas Blender - Trimix
* Instructor courses:
PADI Assistant Instructor
PADI Instructor
PADI Medic First Aid Instructor
PADI Staff Instructor
PADI Specialty Instructor in all Specialties shown above
TDI Instructor in Nitrox, Advanced Nitrox, Decompression Procedures, Adv Gas Blender, O2 Service Technician.
DAN O2 Provider
EMP Medic First Aid
DSAT Gas Blender
Location description: *HMNZS Wellington
HMNZS Wellington F69 was decommissioned by the RNZN and sunk off the south coast of the City of Wellington on 13 November 2005. The F69 is a Leander class frigate that has been especially prepared as a dive destination. The deliberately prepared multi entries/exits in HMNZS Wellington F69 allow divers to have a choice of at least two visible exits for every entry point. The major attractions of a warship remain although the superstructure has been reduced in height.
The Wellington F69 lies in about 21 - 24m of water and is a boat dive. She is exposed to the southerly and to strong northerlies but is divable many days of the year. Visability is reasonable except in extreme conditions. Currents over her are often quite strong. The Wellington F69 lies close to the boat ramp allowing one or two dives per boat trip. Dives are no-take dives as she is owned by a Trust. Fishlife is abundant so take a camera.
*HMNZS South Sea
This ex-RNZN Minesweeper caught fire and sank during WWII. She lies in the middle of Wellington Harbour and is well worth a look. She is upright with her superstructure removed. Definately a boat dive.
*Other Local Wrecks
Wellington has about 60 ship wrecks littered around her coast. Many are too dificult to get to. There is a group of four however that are accessible from the shore. These are great fun to dive, but you get far better value if you follow one of our experienced local dive guides. In two dives you can log the wrecks of the ``Wellington`` (not HMNZS Wellington), ``Cyrus``, ``Progress`` and the ``Yung Pen``.
*Picton
A great crossing, great company and great expectations for the weekend. Now it is Picton, collect the vehicle and trailer then book into the local hotel. More fun and then lights out.
We carefully plan our dives, check our gear and line reels. Another wee walk and into 10 degrees. Down through the large entry pool and into the first cavern. We look back underwater and it is magic to see the divers outlined against the sunlight. We lie and follow the lines that will keep us safe. Inside is a monstrous air dome with all the bits hanging from the ceiling. We clamber out, breathe without regulators, climb over a pile of rubble and into another much longer sump. Only our torches help us now. There is no sun! We are in there such a short time; it is actually over two hours.
When we are off again to Picton, the ferry and Wellington. All our divers receive their PADI Cavern Diver Specialty rating.

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Diving photographs and details of PADI and construction diver courses. Titahi Bay, Wellington.

Contact information:

Phone: 04 387 9777
Street Address:
22 Tacy street
Wellington
Recreation and Sports
New Zealand
Spoken language(s): English
Open: from 09-00 till 17-00
Local time:  GMT + 12
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