Sydney Sub Aqua Club (SSAC) is a non-profit diving club based in Sydney, Australia. Established in 2004, the club is part of the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) and welcomes divers from all major training agencies. Whether you have your open water dive certificate or are an experienced diver looking to expand your diving experience, SSAC offers a sociable club environment for divers of all levels.
The club consists of a diverse group of divers, including recreational, technical, rebreather, photographer, wreck, and wildlife divers. With such a mix of specialities, there's always something for everyone at SSAC. Dives are organised in various locations around Sydney, New South Wales, as well as further afield in Australia and the world. You can check out the club's trip reports to see where they have been and the planned dives page to find out where they are heading next.
SSAC holds monthly meetings on the first Wednesday of each month at the Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel in The Rocks. The meetings provide an opportunity for members to catch up, enjoy dinner together, and have a few beers. It's a great way to connect with fellow divers and share experiences.
The club also maintains a gallery on their website, showcasing stunning underwater photos taken by their members. It's a visual feast that allows you to appreciate the beauty and diversity of marine life discovered during SSAC dives.
For those interested in becoming members, SSAC offers a variety of membership options. They also provide a club dive log and club equipment for members to use during dives. If you have any questions or want to get involved, the club provides contact information on their website for easy communication.
SSAC is a passionate and welcoming diving club that provides a platform for divers to explore the underwater world together. Whether you're looking to improve your skills, discover new dive sites, or simply connect with like-minded individuals, Sydney Sub Aqua Club is the place to be. Join them on their next adventure and dive into the captivating world beneath the ocean's surface.