The best diving California has to offer on the most comfortable dive boat
Friday Night
Drive down to beautiful Santa Barbara and stay the night aboard a dive boat specially built for scuba diving.
Saturday
Awake to the sounds of gulls and the sea air of Anacapa Island. Eat and dive then eat and dive again all day. The evening is punctuated by a night dive off of tranquil Santa Cruz Island.
Sunday
More diving at other sites through the day until sadly the boat turns toward Santa Barbara and makes its way across the channel and back to the harbour.
Scuba Dive 4 to 5 Dives a Day!!!
Water temperatures range in the 60s. We dive in the same suits we use in Monterey. Staff from Scuba Fusion will be present to lead you on all dives.
Check in Friday July 14th at 7:30pm
Boat returns to harbor Sunday July 16th at 5:00pm
4 dives per day and 1 night dive if conditions permit
Nitrox is available to purchase at check in $35 a day
Hot meals and snacks are included
Beverages bar (coffee, tea, soda, etc)
The Channel Islands are known as the Galapagos of the North and offer some of the best diving on the western sea bed:
301 West Cabrillo Blvd
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Instructor’s Advice Boat
Buy your own BCD bouyancy jacket! You will master buoyancy faster and dive more often.
Instructor’s Advice
Should I borrow a mask and fins? Please don’t. Showing up with poorly fitted borrowed gear that pre-dates the Mesozoic era is dangerous and and can be uncomfortable. Innovations have been made that increase diver safety as well as comfort. Leave the old gear at home.
Instructor’s Advice
Flippers or fins? We use diving fins. Flipper is the name of a famous dolphin from the movies.
Instructor’s Advice
Exchange your gear during your training at Scuba Fusion. This ensures that your mask or fins fit before attempting ocean dives. You just cannot know if a mask is going to fit you until your in the water. Buy from the store you are taking lessons with!
What Scuba Fusion Customers Are Saying
Average 4.8 stars (Out of 5)
Instructor’s Advice Boat
Buy your own BCD bouyancy jacket! You will master buoyancy faster and dive more often.
Instructor’s Advice
Should I borrow a mask and fins? Please don’t. Showing up with poorly fitted borrowed gear that pre-dates the Mesozoic era is dangerous and and can be uncomfortable. Innovations have been made that increase diver safety as well as comfort. Leave the old gear at home.
Instructor’s Advice
Flippers or fins? We use diving fins. Flipper is the name of a famous dolphin from the movies.
Instructor’s Advice
Exchange your gear during your training at Scuba Fusion. This ensures that your mask or fins fit before attempting ocean dives. You just cannot know if a mask is going to fit you until your in the water. Buy from the store you are taking lessons with!