Local Diving with Steve
Sign up by clicking the desired date below to send us an email, be sure to include certification information, signed waiver, and emergency contact information. You will receive a confirmation email.
Folly Cove
Not too far south of the shop it has great underwater topography and marine life.
July 14th 9:00AM
Folly Cove
Not too far south of the shop it has great underwater topography and marine life.
July 27th 8:00AM
Local Diving with Ron
Sign up by clicking the desired date below to send us an email, be sure to include certification information, signed waiver, and emergency contact information. You will receive a confirmation email.
Nubble Lighthouse
One of New Hampshire's favorite dive sights that's actually in Southern Maine has a variety of sea life and beautiful underwater topography.
July 3rd
The Details
Please be sure to read the details below.
Minimum Open Water certification required. Divers need to provide their own equipment. If you need to rent any equipment or need tanks fills, please stop in the shop prior to the dive date, we rent everything you will need, better yet you can pick up some new high-quality gear for yourself. If you are signing up for night dive and don't have a light for a night dive, we have them in stock ready for your dive.
You will be required to sign a waiver that you can find here.
Click on the dates above or call the shop 603-601-6708 to sign up. There is no charge for the dive, but Divemaster's work hard to make it a great experience for you, so tips are much appreciated if you enjoy your experience.
If you have done local diving with us before me might have all the information so just send us an email and we will let you know if we need anything else.
Happy Diving
About Ron
My father was a Padi OWSI in the late 60's early 70's for New England Divers on Tozer Rd in Beverly. I first put on scuba gear in their pool at age 5 or 6 and made my first open water dive at age 8 with my Dad at Pebble Cove. We both moved to Newburyport in 1978 and I continued to dive with an aluminum 50 and a custom wetsuit ordered through skin diver magazine. I used to put my gear in a little red wagon and tow it behind my bike to plum island where I lobstered and spear fished for our dinner during the summer for 4 years. My father gave up diving altogether so I fended for myself until forced to get a legit C-card in 1983. I continued to dive pretty conservative for 13 years mostly 80 feet or shallower, mostly lobstering until deciding to teach so I progressed up the chain getting official certs and became an SSI instructor for United Divers in Somerville also repairing compressors. On being hired as a firefighter I moved to NH in 1998 and switched to PADI in 2001 working for another NH shop. In 2011 I was teaching for a NH Boy Scout scuba program when divers den decided to sponsor it for a couple years and I have been with DD since. Over the years I have about 5500 dives, 99% in cold New England waters, very few warm water dives. I've dived CCR and done some tech stuff but prefer simple open circuit dives. My favorite local dives are the Chester Poling and Halfaway rock. I have been a career paramedic for over 30 years
About Steve
Steve is a PADI Assistant Instructor (AI) and has been teaching dive classes for over 20 years. Steve has been leading local dives for Diver's Den for years and has a continued following of local divers.
