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Welcome to Pro Dive Central Coast
Looking to become a scuba diver or improve your skills? Our NSW Central Coast facility is the premier location for training. We offer courses from learning to scuba dive, Master Diver, Dive Guide, Dive Master, and Instructor ratings. Safety is our priority, with onsite accommodation to top-quality instruction. Our PRO centre has knowledgeable staff to assist with gear selection, we also offer rental equipment and cylinder services. Come see why we are the best in the business.
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Looking for an unforgettable wreck diving experience?
Look no further than the Old Adelaide with Sydney's premier scuba diving team, Pro Dive Central Coast.
Situated just 1.5km from Avoca Beach, is the ideal choice for exploring this magnificent site.
With a depth range of 15mt to 37mt, divers of all levels - from Advanced to Technical - are sure to find something to suit their skills.
Try Scuba!
The Pro-Dive Try Scuba program is the best way to try scuba diving for the first time. You will be in confined water and well looked after by your instructor, so you can enjoy those first unforgetable breaths underwater to experience the magic of scuba diving.
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How to Prepare for Your First Extended Range Dive
Extended range diving can be an exciting and rewarding way to explore the underwater world. However, it also requires specialised training, equipment, and preparation. If you’re getting ready for your first extended range dive, there are several key things you should keep in mind to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.