Scuba Diving Courses in Melbourne

Learning to Scuba Dive in Melbourne is unique.  Here at Diveline Scuba Centre in Melbourne you can Learn to Scuba Dive with your PADI Open Water Course, Extend your skills further with our extensive PADI Courses such as the PADI Advanced Open Water, or even become a Pro by becoming a PADI Divemaster or PADI Instructor.

If you just want to try diving first, you have the option of a Discover Scuba Dive experence, which will also give you experence ready for Learning to Scuba Dive in Melbourne with a  PADI Open Water Courses.

Develop your scuba diving skills in Melbourne with PADI Advanced Open Water, Rescue, Wreck, Deep, Equipment Specialist, Underwater Naturalist and Fish ID courses.

If you want to become a Scuba Pro, you can train up to be a Professional Scuba Diver and enjoy an amazing lifestyle in the Scuba Diving Industry around the world.

Retail - In Store and Online

Get industry experts advice from Diveline's crew by coming into the store or giving us a call to get advice before purchasing online from our Diveline online store.

Snorkelling and Scuba diving gear is an investment and you should get expert advice before buying. Scuba Diving in Melbourne requires special equipment, you need to seek professional guidance to ensure your snorkelling and scuba equipment are fitted correctly and is appropriate for the type of diving you are pursuing.

Diveline retails scuba diving, snorkelling and spearfishing equipment at competitive prices. 

Major brands include Scubapro, Atomic, Oceanic, Oceanpro, Cressi, Halcyon, Santi, Mares, Apollo and Aqualung.

Scuba Equipment Servicing and Cylinder Hydrostatic Testing

On-site Hydrostatic testing of cylinders. Scuba cylinders need to be tested every 12 months in Australia. When a cylinder is tested it is stamped with the month and year of that service. You have 12 months from that date before you are unable to get airfills from reputable suppliers.

On-site servicing of scuba diving equipment including major brands like Scubapro, Atomic, Hollis, Oceanic, Oceanpro, Cressi, Halcyon, Santi, Mares, Apollo and Aqualung. 

Regular servicing is necessary for scuba diving gear. If regulators are not serviced for more than 3 years, chances are you will incur more costs to your next service bill. Reasons for this are o-rings and diapragms deteriorating, which are replaceable. Nuts, connections and other components seizing.