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Dive Centre Manly In the heart of Manly Beach, Dive Centre Manly is right next to Cabbage Tree Bay Marine Reserve - Sydney.
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Find out more and book online: https://linktr.ee/divecentremanly Dive Centre Manly is situated closest to Sydney's best dive sites. Being a multi-award winning PADI 5 Star Instructor training facility, we offer a complete range of dive courses from Discover Scuba to Instructor level and beyond - including Sydney's most talked about Learn to Dive course. Our fun and unique skilled based training programs, have continually produced better divers - when you finish a program with us, you will have gained the confidence and skills necessary to enjoy a lifetime of diving. We guarantee that you won't be able to wait to jump back in the water again. Learning to dive has never been easier - we have Learn to Dive programs starting up to 5 times a week, taught by some of the most experienced dive staff in Australia including 1 PADI Course Director, Staff Instructors, Master Scuba Diver Trainers and Divemasters. Learn to dive your way on a 2-day or 3-day course or explore Sydney underwater on our Discover Scuba Dive experience. Sydney's unique and thriving underwater life is right on our doorstep, accessible through scuba diving.

Anyone else jealous of James diving with 35 bull sharks in Fiji this morning? 🦈👀If you’ve got FOMO from all the shark ac...
20/10/2026

Anyone else jealous of James diving with 35 bull sharks in Fiji this morning? 🦈👀

If you’ve got FOMO from all the shark action too, why not join us in South West Rocks?

This , we’re daydreaming about our trip in just six weeks’ time, when we’ll be heading to the famous Fish Rock Cave, one of Australia’s only underwater caves and home to one of the country’s largest grey nurse shark aggregations!

Expect incredible diving in naturally lit caves, spectacular marine life among vast pink gorgonian corals, and the chance to explore one of NSW’s most iconic underwater sites. We're talking grey nurse shark galore, huge marble rays, Australian giant cuttlefish, black cod and even the chance of spotted hammerheads!

Ready to trade your usual dive site for something a little different?

Tag your dive buddy who needs to come along! 👇

Looking to book? Just head over to our website; you can find the link in bio! Any questions? Reach out to our shop team at [email protected] or on 02 9977 4355.

Tuesday 20th October 2026Low tide: 9.59 am (0.78m)High tide: 4.29 pm (1.45m)Wind: 9.3 km/h NEWater temp: 19°CFirst repor...
19/10/2026

Tuesday 20th October 2026
Low tide: 9.59 am (0.78m)
High tide: 4.29 pm (1.45m)
Wind: 9.3 km/h NE
Water temp: 19°C

First reports are in from Shelly Beach, with around 4m visibility in the bay and dropping off as you head further out. Over on the harbourside, things are looking flat and inviting, so take your pick for today's dive!

Charly and Daz are back in the water this morning for day two of our PADI Open Water course, building their divers' skills and getting more time underwater.

There's plenty to keep an eye out for beneath the surface! Yesterday's divers spotted nudibranch, a magnificent volute, eagle rays, porcupine fish, Port Jackson sharks, ornate wobbegongs and a group of striped catfish.

Planning to get in the water this Friday? We've added a 9am Double Guided Shore Dive to the schedule, so there's another chance to join us for a morning exploring Sydney's underwater world!

Head to our website to book your next underwater adventure. Link in bio!

“That was the most rubbish we’ve ever collected on a Dive Against Debris!” – CamAnd what a haul it was!Our divers and sn...
19/10/2026

“That was the most rubbish we’ve ever collected on a Dive Against Debris!” – Cam

And what a haul it was!

Our divers and snorkellers collected a MASSIVE 1,023 pieces of rubbish from Manly Cove! This included 948 plastic items, fishing gear, food wrappers, party cups and plenty more. We even pulled 16 hats out of the water! 🧢

One positive worth celebrating? We’re seeing fewer of those little soy sauce fish bottles that used to turn up by the handful! It’s great to see the Manly soy sauce fish ban making a difference. 🐟

Every piece of rubbish removed is one less potential threat to marine life and our underwater ecosystems. It’s a reminder of just how much waste ends up in our waterways, but also what we can achieve when we come together as a community.
Protecting the ocean doesn’t stop when the clean-up ends. Whether you’re picking up litter on your morning swim, collecting debris on a dive or making more mindful choices every day, every little bit helps.

A massive thank you to everyone who rolled up their sleeves, jumped in and helped make a difference. 💙

Want to join us at our next Dive Against Debris? We’d love to have you along! Link in bio to sign up!

Monday 19th October 2026Low tide: 8.42 am (0.8m)High tide: 3.20 pm (1.43m)Wind: 7.4 km/h ESEWater temp: 20°CCheers to a ...
19/10/2026

Monday 19th October 2026
Low tide: 8.42 am (0.8m)
High tide: 3.20 pm (1.43m)
Wind: 7.4 km/h ESE
Water temp: 20°C

Cheers to a job well done! A huge shoutout to everyone who joined us this weekend and to our team who made it all happen!

It’s certainly been a weekend to remember! Friendly visits from some new puppies on the block, the most rubbish we’ve ever seen and collected at Manly Cove, excellent underwater conditions with up to 8 metres of visibility at Shelly Beach, and a heap of marine life to keep us looking.

Underwater, we spotted squid, threebar porcupinefish, spotted and banded wobbegongs, Port Jackson sharks, numb rays, common stingarees and eastern fiddler rays. There’s always something to discover beneath the surface here!

A big hello from all the way over in Fiji, too! Our team has landed safely and is heading out to see the sharks this morning. We can’t wait to hear all about it!

Back here in Manly, Charly and Daz are in the pool with a new group of PADI Open Water students, working through their fundamental skills before heading to Shelly Beach later today. They’ll be seeing Jess, who’s out leading a Double Guided Shore Dive, and Jeevan, who’s taking a group through their Refresher Course.

This afternoon, we’re jumping back in with a Discover Scuba Diving experience to introduce some new faces to our underwater world and show them what all the fuss is about!

Check out our website to get involved this week, link in bio!

We’re diving straight into another great week of ocean adventures! 🌊Here’s a look at this week!There are still a few s...
18/10/2026

We’re diving straight into another great week of ocean adventures! 🌊

Here’s a look at this week!

There are still a few spots left for some of your favourite water activities - so don’t wait around! Book now before they’re gone! Link in bio.

Sunday 18th October 2026Low tide: 7.29 am (0.78m)High tide: 2.11 pm (1.46m)Wind: 11 km/h SWWater temp: 20°CWe’re geared ...
18/10/2026

Sunday 18th October 2026
Low tide: 7.29 am (0.78m)
High tide: 2.11 pm (1.46m)
Wind: 11 km/h SW
Water temp: 20°C

We’re geared up and ready for a ‘rubbish’ morning at our Dive Against Debris event at Manly Cove today.

We’re looking forward to a morning of diving, snorkelling and beach clean-ups, all helping to protect the coastline we love. If you’re at the beach today, grab a bag and take 3 for the sea!

If you’re planning to get underwater yourself, both the harbour and Cabbage Tree Bay are looking calm from the surface. Shelly Beach had 5 - 7 metres of visibility yesterday, with plenty to look out for, including Basil the green sea turtle, estuary catfish, wobbegongs, an Australian giant cuttlefish and southern eagle rays.

Meanwhile, James has touched down in Fiji and is ready for a week of diving and adventure. We’ll look forward to hearing what he gets up to!

There's one spot left on tomorrow morning’s 9am Double Guided Shore Dive, so if you're thinking about jumping in soon, now could be your time! Check out our dive calendar for availability - link in bio!

Saturday 17th October 2026Low tide: 6.03 am (0.73 m)High tide: 1.13 pm (1.51m)Wind: 9.3 km/h EWater temp: 19°CWhat a dif...
17/10/2026

Saturday 17th October 2026
Low tide: 6.03 am (0.73 m)
High tide: 1.13 pm (1.51m)
Wind: 9.3 km/h E
Water temp: 19°C

What a difference a couple of days makes! The sun is shining, the swell is down, and conditions are looking spot on for a weekend of diving!

First up, a big congratulations to Kayleigh and Hamish, who completed their PADI Open Water Course with Emily yesterday! Welcome to the underwater world, guys!

We're straight back into it today. After the last couple of days of rain, we are giving the harbour a bit more time to bounce back and heading down to Shelly Beach for another day of exploring our underwater backyard. Meanwhile, James is swapping the waters of Manly for something a little more tropical, heading off to the airport for a week of shark diving at Beqa Lagoon in Fiji. Not a bad way to spend a week!

Still looking for your weekend dive fix? We've got a few spots left on tomorrow's PADI Dive Against Debris at Manly Cove. Come along, catch up with the team, and help us give our local beaches a bit of TLC while getting that warm, fuzzy feeling of doing good. Link in bio…

Not keen on a rubbish dive? No worries! Pop into the shop, grab some rental gear, and one of the team will happily point you in the direction of our favourite dive spot for the day and give you a briefing on what to look out for.

Whatever your plans, it's shaping up to be a cracking weekend to get underwater!

16/10/2026

It’s not too late to join us for our Dive Against Debris tomorrow morning! 🤿🌭

9am - 1pm. Sign up via the link in bio and expect a morning full of getting wet, making new dive buddies, contributing to real change and, best of all, a sausage sizzle afterwards!

It’s also a great way to get another dive under your belt for very little. Add another dive to your logbook while giving back to the ocean we love!

Divers, snorkellers and beach cleaners are all welcome. We’ve got half-price gear hire for divers, so there’s never been a better time to get involved.

Come lend a hand, meet some fellow ocean lovers and help us keep our backyard beautiful.💙

See you tomorrow!

16/10/2026

We’re lucky enough to have Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve, better known as Shelly Beach, right on our doorstep! Just five minutes from our dive shop, this protected marine haven is home to over 450 fish species, green sea turtles, weedy sea dragons, wobbegong sharks, eagle rays and so much more.

And you never know what you might discover on your next dive!
Imagine learning to dive somewhere this incredible! Our PADI Open Water course takes you from the basics with pool training to exploring this underwater world for yourself, building your skills and confidence along the way before heading out on four exhilarating ocean dives.

Come learn to dive with us at Dive Centre Manly. Your underwater adventure starts right here!

Friday 16th October 2026Low tide: 5.44 am (0.68 m)High tide: 12.26 am (1.58m)Wind: 18.5 km/h EWater temp: 19°CFor ever...
15/10/2026

Friday 16th October 2026
Low tide: 5.44 am (0.68 m)
High tide: 12.26 am (1.58m)
Wind: 18.5 km/h E
Water temp: 19°C

For everyone up bright and early making the most of this Friday, we hope you caught that beautiful sunrise!

It’s lovely to see conditions clearing up just in time for a big weekend of diving ahead. Yesterday, visibility was sitting around 4 to 5 metres throughout Cabbage Tree Bay, and the marine life certainly made the most of it! Sightings included wobbegong sharks, Eastern blue groupers, speckled butterflyfish, common stingarees, senator wrasse, dusky flathead, East Australian stripey and even a clown nudibranch.

There’s a little chop across the surface at Shelly Beach this morning, but that hasn’t stopped our team from getting straight into the action! Emily is back in the water with her group for day two of their PADI Open Water course, while Jess and Archie are leading Double Guided Shore Dives. This afternoon, Jess will be introducing some new faces to our underwater world with a Discover Scuba Diving experience.

Got a quiet weekend ahead? Why not do something good for the coastline we love so much?

Our next Dive Against Debris is this Sunday at Manly Cove, and after this week's big swell, there’s a good chance plenty of rubbish has washed into the area. We’d love an extra set of hands, whether you’re a diver, snorkeller or beach cleaner!

As a little thank you for helping look after our backyard, we’ll have half-price gear hire and a complimentary sausage sizzle afterwards.

Sign up via the link in the comments!

Address

10 Belgrave Street
Manly, NSW
2095

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+61299774355

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