Dive Charters Gibraltar

Atlantic Ocean, Gibraltar

About

Dive Charters is operated by Tony Watkins, a BSAC 3 star and PADI MSDT Instructor. It is Gibraltar's largest dive operator and is situated in Admirals Walk, Marina Bay, an excellent location to operate from. Five minutes from the airport and ten from the border the shop is fairly easy to find. The dive boat is berthed just 6 metres from the shop. Most of the dive sites are around 10 minutes boat trip away or a short journey in our dedicated minibus. The vibrant marina always has something going on, offering lively bars and restaurants and regular dolphin trip departures.?A wide range of equipment is available from our well stocked shop. Whether you need an 'O' ring or a full set of diving kit, Dive Charters can supply the latest equipment all VAT free. Personalised dive packages can be arranged at competitive rates with full, partial or no equipment hire.We know from experience that divers like their holidays to be as flexible as possible so we do not impose limits on when you can dive but we do ensure decompression limits are observed along with our own safety measures for recreational diving. The weather in Gibraltar is typically Mediterranean with long hot sunny days and mild evenings. Night diving in Gibraltar is a must. 5mm to 7mm wet suits are suitable for the summer months, with dry suits preferred for winter although a lot of divers do wear wet suits all year round.

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4 Admirals WalkMarina BayGibraltar

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