DiveXsite - Brisbane Scuba Diving

This trip departs DiveXsite at 6am and the boat departs from the Fingal boat shed around 8.00am. We will go to the most favourable sites depending on the sea conditions of the day.
Your day will consist of 2 boat dives, a morning tea break of tea, coffee, Milo, or soup with biscuits and cake, before you head back into the water for our second dive.

There will be a special day trip on Feb 15th to the Gold Coast Seaway. The Southport Seaway is the main navigational entrance from the Pacific Ocean into the Gold Coast Broadwater and Southern Moreton Bay. It is a very interesting dive site with an abundance of marine life and varying depths to suit all divers. At present the schooling trveally are on the pipe and are in very large numbers and sizes.
We depart the shop at 6am and stop for lunch on the way home at a place agreed upon by all.a

Come and Join us for 2 exciting dives at the Tweed!
There is always something unexpected to see at the "Tweed" with tidal movements the area is constantly changing.
At present there is a resident octopus, turtle and eagle ray which can be found on most high tide dives, along with the usual "attractions".

This trip departs DiveXsite at 6am and the boat departs from the Fingal boat shed around 8.00am. We will go to the most favourable sites depending on the sea conditions of the day.
Your day will consist of 2 boat dives, a morning tea break of tea, coffee, Milo, or soup with biscuits and cake, before you head back into the water for our second dive.

ex-HMAS BRISBANE lies at a depth of 27 metres, approx 5 Nautical Miles from the mouth of the Mooloolaba Boat Harbour.
A Conservation Park managed by Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service has been declared for the new artificial reef and the area surrounding the sunken ship.

In just a few days you will become a fully certified Open Water Scuba Diver!

The course starts off with an academic session. At the end of each chapter of your dive manual there is a knowledge review section for your completion. These need to be filled out and handed in at the end of your academic section of the course. This ensures that you have an understanding of the information given.

The Ocean Cat is a 40 ft Cat that caters for up to 12 divers with ample seating space for your comfort. It has a toilet & shower on-board, a spacious galley, TV & Video and a nice deck area for sunning.

Come and Join us for 2 exciting dives at the Tweed!
There is always something unexpected to see at the "Tweed" with tidal movements the area is constantly changing.
At present there is a resident octopus, turtle and eagle ray which can be found on most high tide dives, along with the usual "attractions".

Our Social evenings are the first Wednesday of each month for our members and guests.
We try to have a variety of fun at our evenings.
These can include:
• light BBQ
• videos or slides
• guest speakers of interest
Our social nights are always a good way to catch up with the latest news, upcoming trips or just keeping in touch with your diving buddies.
See you there!

In just a few days you will become a fully certified Open Water Scuba Diver!

The course starts off with an academic session. At the end of each chapter of your dive manual there is a knowledge review section for your completion. These need to be filled out and handed in at the end of your academic section of the course. This ensures that you have an understanding of the information given.

DiveXsite is partnering with the Sporting Wheelies & Disabled Association for a Diving Come & Try Day!
Open to anyone and everyone, this is the opportunity to have a go at SCUBA diving in the familiar confines of a pool.
This event will take place at Banyo Pool. Call us for more details or to book a spot!

This trip departs DiveXsite at 6am and the boat departs from the Fingal boat shed around 8.00am. We will go to the most favourable sites depending on the sea conditions of the day.
Your day will consist of 2 boat dives, a morning tea break of tea, coffee, Milo, or soup with biscuits and cake, before you head back into the water for our second dive.