
Guided freedive trips
Kelp beds, drop-offs and quiet coves on the back side of the island, in small groups. For divers who already have the training and want better water than the mainland gives them.
Most operators decide what they’re selling, buy the boat, and then go looking for people who want it. We’d rather do it the other way around.
The maps on this site are the useful half and they stay free. This page is the other half: what kind of day on the water would you actually want, how far would you travel, and how often? The answers decide what boat we buy.
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Kelp beds, drop-offs and quiet coves on the back side of the island, in small groups. For divers who already have the training and want better water than the mainland gives them.

Most people who want to try this don't need a certification — they need someone in the water with them the first few times. Breath-hold basics, equalization, and how not to scare yourself.

No certification, no depth, no pressure — just clear water and calm coves. The easiest way to show somebody why you keep going back.

Not everyone wants to get in the water, and that's fine. Time on the channel, the island from the water, and a good reason to be out there.
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