Hi Everyone, 

we're planning a Dive/Camping weekend at Hervey Bay!

Come join us for an adventurous weekend down in Hervey Bay where we'll explore the local sites and hopefully see some amazing creatures! 

We'll be carpooling to the campsite in Hervey Bay on Friday at a time that suits the people in each car (we'll organise this on a Thurdays night at the Shed before the event) and set up camp to have a good nights rest before our double dive the next morning. The dive shop is nearby where we'll head in the morning after breakky to go out on the boat to explore the dive sites. When we get back (possibly around midday) we'll have lunch and presumably a rest before either exploring the town or playing some games at the campsite. Then we can sleep in the next day and explore Hervey Bay's beautifu beaches/town, whatever peope would like to do before heading back to Brissy in the arvo.

Cost is $140 for the double dive, approx. $60 for the two nights camping, plus the cost of food and fuel shared by everyone.

What you need to bring:

-camping gear for yourself (tent, mat, sleeping bag, toiletries, a torch can be handy)

-diving gear except for tanks and weights which the shop provides (hire your BCD/regs/wetsuit from unidive if you need any)

-swimmers and towel

-water bottle, sunscreen, and hat

We'll also decide who will do the shopping for the shared meals on the trip, and everyone can help with prepping the meals at the campsite. On Friday night everyone can organise their own dinner and from Saturday morning we'll have breakkie, lunch, and dinner together, with a barbie by the beach on Sunday if it works out:)

Hope to see you there!

Each diver must:

• Be a current Unidive member, medically fit to dive, who passed the swimming test
• Have an open water certfications 
• Have dived in the last 6 months or in accordance with the Covid new regulations with respect to your accreditation
• Dive with an SMB/safety sausage, cutting device and whistle. Note: These items are NOT supplied. Safety sausage and shears can be purchased from Unidive.
• Bring their own mask, snorkel, and fins as Unidive does not hire them.
• Dive within their certification and capability.
• Follow instructions given by the boat handler, the dive supervisor, and the COVID safety delegate.
• Observe COVID safety precautions as per Unidive's COVID safety policy. 
• Agree that contact details of participants will be provided to Qld Health upon request for the purpose of contact tracing.
• Help out throughout the whole day.

If you have any questions about the trip, please email dive@unidive.org.