Underwater Sports Diving Centre Social Club

Regular Social Club Events.

Underwater sports runs regular non-diving social club events. There is a regular club night held each alternate month and we also run other social club activities including travel info and Christmas parties and lots more.
Most of these are kid-friendly. Ask the store for details or check the calendar.

New to diving? Or just want some fun?

Our regular FUN DAYS and weekends feature divemaster led scuba dives at some of South Australias most popular scuba diving locations, plus a BBQ and other activities. Fun days are FREE plus, club members get discounts on hire gear.

Upcoming social club events:

Underwater Sports Club Membership

What does membership mean and should you have it ?

Membership costs $30 for singles, $45 for couples, and $55 for families.

Membership entitles you to:

  • 10% off all equipment purchases, except sale items (cash or card only, sorry no discount on Ezi-Pay)
  • 15% off Hire gear
  • 30% off airfills (normally $10, members $7)
  • Member-only sales & specials
  • Member-first club trips (only spots not booked by members will be offered to non-members in last 7 days)
  • Free copy of DiveLog
  • Free Newsletter
  • Member-only BBQs and fun days

We issue you with a 'Member Card', with your name on it so that you can receive the benefits of being an Underwater Sports Member, and this card remains valid for 12 months.

PLEASE PRESENT YOUR CARD TO OBTAIN MEMBER BENEFITS!
Our fun days feature Divemaster-led scuba dives, BBQ and other fun activities. Locations and activities include:
  • Edithburgh - one of South Australia's premiere jetty dives
  • Rapid Bay - another excellent jetty site, Rapid Bay is famed as one of the best places to find leafy and weedy seadragons.
  • Second Valley - just around the corner from Rapid Bay, Second Valley offers quite a different dive. The point and coves to the south of the jetty offer numerous kelp-covered bommies and swim throughs.
  • Pt Hughes - another fantastic jetty dive, Pt Hughes features quite different life to Edithburgh, although cowfish and seahorses are still common finds.