New Zealand Sea Adventures was established in 1990 by Tony Howell in Titahi Bay. From that beginning the NZ Sea Adventures name grew and became the leading PADI scuba diving training facility in Wellington. On the 12th of October 2000 NZ Sea Adventures was awarded the Wellington Regions only PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Centre rating. After 14 years the NZSA shop was moved out to Kilbirnie where it remained for four years. In 2008 we moved back home to Mana in Porirua. Here we have continued training excellent Scuba Divers, supplying the best dive equipment available and much much more. Having our own on-site dive pool certainly helps.
When it comes to diving and hydration, many divers believe that a big drink of water before a dive will…
No diving allowed during Lock-down with what seems like endless days of calm, sunny weather! All the time in the…
When I was young I would have loved to experience weightlessness. Space exploration hadn’t been invented but I remember Navy…
“Ever since you were a kid, you’ve wanted to learn to SCUBA dive..” This statement could not be more true.…
Going SCUBA diving from shore dive can be very enjoyable and relatively simple to do. Although, as with boat diving,…
Taking the PADI Advanced Open Water course is a relatively simple yet essential step with scuba divers developing skills to compliment their diving and achieving a new depth rating.
Taking the PADI Advanced Open Water course is a relatively simple yet essential step with scuba divers developing skills to…
Wetsuit Neoprene is a rubber foam used to make, well, a wetsuit. It is called closed-cell neoprene as the bubbles are trapped in the neoprene rubber foam and between one or more layers of fabric. Closed-cell means that each nitrogen bubble is surrounded and separated by neoprene. Both freediving and scuba suits are made of closed-cell neoprene.
Wetsuit Neoprene is a rubber foam used to make, well, a wetsuit. It is called closed-cell neoprene as the bubbles…
Join the Team at NZ Sea Adventures for a FREE Project AWARE Specialty evening on the 12th of October. All divers and curious Non-divers are welcome with an optional certification counting towards a PADI Master Scuba Diver rating for just $55.