Commercial Dive Academy is the only ADAS approved school in the world approved to teach from Basic SCUBA Diver to full offshore diver with Saturation/ Closed Bell/ Mixed gas diving accreditation. Here you will see and use the only Offshore training facility with a Saturation diving capability. We are also the only school capable of training Life support technicians and Offshore Dive supervisors and Offshore Mixed gas/closed bell supervisors. Beauty Point, Tasmania, Australia

Welcome to Eaglehawk Dive Centre, situated at Eaglehawk Neck on the Tasman Peninsula in southeastern Tasmania, 75km from Hobart. There are a great diversity of world-class scuba diving sites in this area, including the famous Waterfall Bay caves, the historic wreck of the SS "Nord" with huge schools of fish, Giant Kelp forests and bizarre Weedy Seadragons, with sites suitable for divers of all levels of experience. Eaglehawk Dive Centre is a PADI 5 Star dive centre, with experienced professional instructors, on-site accommodation, and the only purpose-built dive training pool in southern Tasmania, so if you want to try diving, if you want to learn to scuba dive, or if you want to continue your diving education, we have something to interest you. Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania, Australia

The Leven SCUBA Club (LSC) is the oldest and at the present time, only SCUBA dive club operating on Tasmania's North West Coast. Formed in 1978 it's still active and has a small but enthusiastic membership committed to promoting safe, affordable recreational SCUBA diving. We are also actively involved in environmental and community activities which directly or otherwise affect the sport of SCUBA diving and the marine environment. As well as diving for fun, LSC members help in harbour cleanups, survey work and many other underwater activities of a non-commercial nature. We are committed to the conservation of shipwrecks and other vulnerable dive sites. The LSC has an ongoing project involving the construction and maintenance of artificial reefs to promote the growth and retention of marine habitats on the North West Coast of Tasmania. as well as responsible and legal fishing practices. Devonport, TAS, Australia

Sea Charter Boat Operators of Tasmania. Our members are proud to be able to invite you on some of the most exciting and exhilarating adventures you will ever experience. SCBOOT (Sea Charter Boat Operators Of Tasmania) is the peak representative organisation for those involved in providing salt water, marine charter boat tourism orientated activities. Fishing Charters, Dive Tours, and Eco Tourism. Tasmania, Australia

The Tasmanian University Dive Club Inc. (TUDC) is the largest and most active dive club operating in Tasmania. With over 100 members and growing every year, the TUDC promotes safe and affordable diving catering to all levels of experience. We are located at the Hobart campus, with dives run across the state on a regular basis. Membership is not only for students; Alumni and non-students are welcome to join, and currently make up around half of our member base. Night diving, club trips, research and conservation programs, cheap gear hire and access to the club’s great boats and dive gear are just a few of the benefits you score as a TUDC member. Hobart, TAS Australia

The Tasmanian Scuba Diving Club is an extremely active Hobart based dive club that dives most weekends all over the state as well as trips interstate and overseas. Our dives cater for all tastes and abilities from easy shore dives for new divers to technical decompression diving for those that want to expand their abilities as well as everything in between. The Tasmanian Scuba Diving Club (TSDC) is one of the oldest scuba diving clubs in Australia. The TSDC was formed in Hobart in 1967 when the Army Scuba Diving Club decided to establish a civilian arm. The club was formed with the aim of "fostering the sport of scuba diving" and quickly grew away from its Army beginnings. The club is still an active and innovative social organization with members from every walk of life. We do every sort of diving and are out almost every weekend. The focus has changed from an emphasis on cray-bashing 30 years ago to a wider appreciation of the spectacular underwater scenery, unique marine life, sponge gardens, caverns, wrecks and photographic opportunities offered in Tasmania's waters. Hobart, Tasmania, Australia