Central Scotland Dive Club

Central Scotland Dive Club (C-Divers) is a highly active and friendly diving club based in East Kilbride, Glasgow. They welcome divers aged 18 and above, regardless of their experience level, from complete beginners to advanced divers. With members from all over Central Scotland, C-Divers organises diving trips throughout the year and takes advantage of Scotland's amazing diving environment.

The club offers Dive Lectures and Pool Training sessions at the Dollan Aqua Centre in East Kilbride, which has a depth of 3. 6 metres. These sessions take place on Wednesdays from 7:00 PM and are held from late summer to the end of spring. In addition to pool training, C-Divers has an active Dive Calendar with regular diving excursions, both shore and boat dives, on the west and east coasts of Scotland.

They also organise international dive trips once or twice a year.

C-Divers is an independent member of the UK Sub-Aqua Association and provides certified diving courses and insurance. The club prioritises safety and enjoyment in diving. All diver training courses offered by C-Divers are fully recognised by international organisations such as the SAA (Sub-Aqua Association) and CMAS (Confederation Mondiale des Activites Subaquatiques). The club has multiple Open Water Instructors to ensure members receive adequate help and guidance.

C-Divers welcomes divers with qualifications from other diving agencies, including BSAC, ScotSAC, PADI, NAUI, SSI, and CMAS. The club has excellent training facilities and attracts divers from all over due to their expertise and resources. Joining C-Divers is not only a great way to learn to dive safely but also to make like-minded friends.

The club showcases the diverse marine life found in Scottish waters, featuring photos of various species such as hermit crabs, cuckoo wrasse, lightbulb sea squirts, sea cucumbers, deadmen's fingers, moon jellyfish, jewel anemones, and plumose anemones. C-Divers encourages divers to explore and appreciate the beauty of the underwater world.

On their website, the club provides quick links to useful resources such as club dive sites, UK weather and tides, marine safety, diving medicine, and marine conservation organisations. They emphasise that scuba diving is a potentially hazardous sport and should only be undertaken by competent and properly qualified individuals.

Overall, Central Scotland Dive Club (C-Divers) offers a welcoming and safe environment for divers of all levels. Whether you're a beginner looking to start your scuba diving journey or an experienced diver seeking new adventures, joining C-Divers in Glasgow will provide you with the necessary training, support, and camaraderie to enhance your diving experience.