New York's dive shop
since 1991.
Sales, service, instruction and travel, run by people who are still diving every season. We were the first shop in New York City to offer Nitrox, Trimix and Argon fills, and we are still one of the only ones.
Everything a diver needs, in one shop
Walk in with a question and leave with an answer. We sell it, we service it, we teach it, and we dive it ourselves.
Scuba classes
PADI courses from your first breath underwater through advanced and specialty ratings, with PADI eLearning so you can do the book work on your own schedule.
Air and gas fills
Air, Nitrox, Trimix and Argon. We were the first shop in the city to offer mixed gas and remain one of very few who do.
Service and repair
Regulators, BCDs, valves and tanks. Our techs train regularly on the equipment we sell, so your gear is serviced by people who know it.
Gear and rentals
Authorized dealer for the brands divers actually ask for, plus rental kit if you are trying something before you buy.
Dive travel
Group trips run by the shop. Truk Lagoon, Cozumel, the Chinchorro Banks and closer to home at Dutch Springs.
Right off the L
762 Grand Street in Williamsburg. Grand St station, then a block and a half west. Street parking and BQE access if you drive.
Owned and run by active divers
Since 1991 we have taken care of the Northeast diving community: service, sales, instruction and travel. Because the shop is owned and operated by people who dive hard and often, the advice you get is first hand rather than read off a box.
On the rare occasion we cannot answer a question, we will point you at somebody who can. The goal has always been the same: happy divers who come back safe.
Why divers keep coming back
- Mixed gas when almost nobody else in the city had it
- Technicians trained on the exact gear we sell
- Straight answers, including when the answer is no
- Help in English and Spanish
- A shop that has outlasted three decades of trends
Come in and talk diving
Call the shop, send a note, or just turn up. We would rather have a five minute conversation than sell you the wrong thing.