Blue Holic Dive Center

https://blueholicscuba.com//catalina-island-boat-trip-octo 5 spots left aboard the Explorer this Sunday! Grab them while you can!

Let's go Night Diving on Oct 28th! https://app.omnisend.com/view/5f9207af8a48f70b2ca92708/0

October 2020 Dive Calendar is up to date! Night Dives are back up!! On October 15th and Oct 28th we will be doing one dusk dive and two night dives each date! Keline is available to instruct for a Night Diving Specialty if you are interested! If you are an Open Water diver and are interested in joining the night dives, please join any Sunday trip to start your Advanced Course. You will then be able to join the night dive as part of your specialty dives. Call us at the shop for more details (323) 641-7416. See you guys on the boat!!

5 Spots aboard the Explorer Dive Boat left for anyone that wants to come adventure into the water with us this weekend!

Plenty of spots left if you want to join us on aboard the Sundiver this weekend! It's so hot out jumping in the ocean is the perfect way to cool down https://blueholicscuba.com//catalina-island-boat-trip-sept

What an awesome dive on the Sundiver last weekend. Don't be jealous, check out our dive calendar and book yourself an upcoming dive trip too! We have dives going out every weekend on the @explorer_diveboat and the Sundiver.

Good morning Blue Holic's it is almost mid week. Time to start planning your weekend adventure. We just so happen to have three slots still available for this weekends boat trip aboard the Explorer. We are specifically looking for any students who have not yet completed their course (Advanced and Open Water 2 students). If your interested just click the link below. https://blueholicscuba.com//catalina-island-boat-trip-augu

LAST CALL TO BOARD!!!! We have a few spots left aboard the Peace vessel for our trip to the Channel Islands this Sunday get them while you still can!!! If interested click the link bellow https://blueholicscuba.com//catalina-island-boat-trip-augu

Photos from this weekend are up on our website!

You asked for a new dive destination and we listened! First Channel Island Boat dive of the year is scheduled for next weekend, August 2nd aboard the Peace Dive boat!

Hello Blue Holic Scuba community!!! We still have plenty of space available for this Sunday's boat trip to Catalina island aboard the Explorer. If you haven't dove with us in awhile heres a great opportunity to get out on the ocean and spend the day diving with friends.

Attention Advanced Divers! We have 4 spots left for our Oil Rig Dive TOMORROW.... What Makes This Dive Special? Around the world, offshore oil rigs are surprisingly wanderlust-worthy spots for divers, snorkelers, and marine life enthusiasts of every kind. That’s because they attract all manner of sea creaturesfrom playful sea lions to rainbow-colored corals.... Much like the masts and hulls of ships that are sunk to create artificial reefs, the beams and columns of oil platforms are havens for coral and marine life. A Little Bit More about the "Ellen and Elly" Rigs Ellen features two drilling rigs and 80 well slots, or individual pipes located in the center of the rig that run down to the seafloor. The massive labyrinth of pillars and pipes is home to golden garibaldi, schools of other sparkling fish, and sea lions, bouncing between the beams. Elly was built to provide electricity for the two rigs nearby. In addition to her day job, her columns function as a nursery for juvenile species of fish and a jungle gym for sea lions. Her beams are also home to California marine wildlife, including families of snapper and flashy nudibranchs. Tales of giant, blob-like mola mola and graceful pelagic stingrays on the outskirts of the structure keep divers peering into the great big blue beyond. What Can We Expect? Conditions: The best conditions are generally encountered between July and December. Visibility can vary widely, ranging from less than 10 feet to more than 100 feet. Surge is a given, and currents can be strong and rapidly changing. Thermoclines are common; temperatures at depth can range from the low 50s in late spring to low 60s in the autumn. Skill set: The platforms most commonly visited (Eureka, Ellen and Elly, which offer similar underwater experiences) are considered Advanced Dives due to the unpredictability of conditions and the "bottomless" structure (Eureka lies in 700 feet of water, and Ellen and Elly lie in 260 feet). Divers must have excellent buoyancy control and be comfortable performing free descents and ascents in the open ocean. Compasses are useless underneath these steel structures, and surface signaling devices are critical.

FOUND: Flux Twin mask with corrective lenses in Catalina Island. Call us at (323) 641-7416 for more details or share to anyone in the dive community that might have lost a mask recently!

Diving is like giving ourselves a little vacation for the soul Photos taken in Catalina Island aboard the @explorer_diveboat Shot by Harry on the @krakensports smart housing. More details available in shop! @ Catalina Island