Scuba Culture

Because there is a certain element of risk associated with diving, and only experience where it counts adds safety, comfort and peace of mind. You will also benefit from the smallest student to instructor ratio in the industry which guarantees that you will receive as much personal attention as you need.

Then, once you have become a diver you may want to further your knowledge and experience by doing other dive courses and furthering your education. Scuba Culture offers a number of courses which can increase your scuba skills and theoretical knowledge. Find out about our courses below. We also offer Rescue Skills Update & Technical Diving courses - please contact us for more information.

Diving is an equipment orientated sport, in the same way as Water Skiing requires a boat, diving requires gear. Although you will be provided with the "hardware" (Regulators, Buoyancy Compensator, Gauges, Air Cylinder, Wetsuit and Weight Belt) during your Open Water course, there are some items of equipment that we advise you should consider purchasing and some that we are simply not allowed to supply.

So you want to learn to dive, where do you start? To assist you we have compiled a list of questions that will help you make your decision as to where you learn to dive & with whom. You need to ask these questions when shopping for the dive course that best suits you and is able to give you what you need and want from your diving.

The Scuba Culture dive club Melbourne has been formed to give our members what they want and need out of their club. We have been able to do this by asking questions, looking at our track record of successful events over the years, and offering club members incentives to be active.

The Dive, Dine & Taste long weekends, travelling to Port McDonnel on the Victorian / South Australian border, diving Ewen's Ponds, stress free, clear, freshwater diving, reef shore dives of Port McDonnel and South Australia's Coonawarra region for some wine tasting over the Australia Day weekend & Melbourne Cup break.Brave the shark infested waters of Port Lincoln, SA from the safety of a submersible cage.