This is a really great Dive shop very good service and top gear for sale the staff are very knowledgeable and can help with anything they do SSI dive courses and organize dives locally and internationally

Dive Inn, located on the Highway at Warrnambool, on Victorias' shipwreck coast
Drop in and see us at 453 Raglan Parade, Warrnambool, Victoria 3280
Dive Inn offers the complete range of services from Try SCUBA Experiences, Snorkelling, as well as a comprehensive range of SSI SCUBA Specialty courses.
As well as;

Air Fills
Nitrox
Equipment Hire
Equipment Rental
Try Dives
Snorkel Lessons
Guided Dives
Charter Dives
SSI SCUBA Courses
SCUBA Equipment Sales and Service

The Diveinn also runs a Dive Club.
The Club is all about getting SCUBA Divers and their families together to enjoy this exhilarating pastime wether it be a social function a local dive or a planned dive trip or holiday.

Membership is open to all SCUBA divers and their families (Even if you are not a diver but interested in other aspects of the underwater world please feel welcome to join).

The dive club also runs a 'Buddy List' where you can hook up with one or more divers go for a dive and have some fun.

Vision DiversVision Divers is a 5-star PADI Dive Centre located in Essendon Victoria. For all your diving needs, from instruciton to gear sales & hire to air fills, and most importantly a bunch of really friendly divers who love to share their experiences with you.

Portsea PierI wonder if any diver certified in Victoria has NOT been to Portsea Pier? Most open water classes have sessions here and it's a good place for anyone to practice skills. The bottom is mostly sandy and the pylons are covered in colourful sponges.

Portsea Pier Rinse Off: The fresh water shower for swimmers and divers is convenient to the pier.Portsea pier is also a popular boarding point for a lot of boat dive operators. It is the most diver-friendly location on Port Phillip Bay. There is a fresh water shower for rinsing off and the public toilet block has nice HOT WATER SHOWERS! If you ever dive in Victoria during the winter you gotta love that.

Portsea has a couple dive shops for airfills and boat dive bookings.

A popular site in Port Phillip Bay. No, it's not the remnants of an old volcano, but it looks like it. Popes Eye is the beginning foundation for a circular "fort" but was abandoned before completion. It is now a marine sanctuary, and home to a lot of gannets plus a seal or two.

The inside of the crater is a perfect calm and shallow (about 3m) spot to anchor a boat. The outer walls have become a really nice artificial reef for LOTS of colourful fish. It's an easy dive for most any certified diver.

Just watch out for the famous current! If you are not diving at slack water time, the current along the outer wall can be very strong. There are plenty of rock wall spots to hang on to though so make your way to the front or back areas out of the current.

Hi all I am an independant PADI/TDI/IANTD Instructor in both Rec & Tech.
I cater for small clas sizes and personal service.
If your looking to start diving or push into the graveyard , give me a call or email.

Flinders Pier was once an L-shaped pier approximately 150 metres long. The L is now gone though there are still remnants you might run into. We've dived it a few times, and the sea life is fantastic. Try to go at high tide, as it's only about 4m deep at the entry point and gets to about 6m toward the end of the pier.

This is a really great dive spot, and you're sure to see something interesting. I don't think I have ever been to the pier without seeing at least one Weedy Sea Dragon, and on one occasion there were literally a dozen or two to be seen during the dive.

Visibility is often good as well, so long as you avoid rainy or windy days.

Dive Experience is in Williamstown, just across the Westgate bridge in Melbourne. They can be found on Ferguson street, the main shopping area in Willy.

This shop is close to where we live, so we go there for air fills sometimes. There is not always a parking spot in front so takeing along a trolly for your tanks is a good idea.

Boat dives through Dive Experience are chartered out of Queenscliff.

Visit ADUThis is where Grace and I learned to dive. We cannot recommend ADU highly enough. Everywhere we go, we are continually impressed by the quality of our training compared to other divers we meet.

A complete range of PADI as well as Nitrox and specialty courses.

Thanks Ray & Natalie.

Now, if only you'd consider offering us some discount vouchers! :-)