Divers of all levels will find the heady mix of exciting diving and a full range of support services
hard to resist...
Experience some of the best diving
attractions you'll find at a UK
inland diving site!
Need your cylinders charged? Our
compressor station offers air, enriched
air nitrox and trimix fills to 300-bar.
Visit our
dive shop stocking the best brands at the keenest
prices! Pick up a bargain!
You won't go hungry with our onsite catering offering a range of delicious hot & cold
snacks and drinks in a jiffy!
Sharpen your skills by enrolling on one of the many courses offered in
our
dive school...
Our
servicing department can service and repair regulators,
cylinders, drysuits and more.
Want to dive but don't have your own kit? Not a problem - just
hire
the kit you need!
With ample of parking in two car parks near the waterside, parking is never a problem!
Saturday 21st August saw the ZOGGS DB Max’s BIG Swim and Aquathlon series move to Vobster Quay Diving Centre for its long distance event. The BIG Swim and Aquathlon events took place on a bespoke 750m lap course on the main lake, offering a unique and spectator friendly swim experience, and despite the recent changes in weather, water temperatures of close to 19 degrees.
Vobster Quay is proud to launch it's new Buddy search facility. This is open to all Vobster Members, and allows you to look for Vobster dive buddies in a safe and simple way, with just a few clicks of your mouse. So next time you want to go diving, but don't have a buddy, try buddy search.
Come and join in the underwater limbo dancing, hula and fancy dress. Grass skirts all the rage. BBQ during the night dive.
After much waiting and excitement the new wheelhouse has finally made it from the quay side and down to 25m this week. Thanks specifically to 26 Regiment who very quickly and efficiently arranged the lift and sinking.
Have you ever had five minutes of fantastic diving and then discovered your gas has mysteriously disappeared? Improving air consumption is probably the cheapest way to get more underwater time and it's well known that those who breathe least have the most buddies. Crossing over breathing techniques from freediving and yoga, Emma Farrell is running sessions over the summer to help you do just that. 
Available until end of July 2010
