The Thrill Of Diving!!!

It's difficult to explain the thrill of Scuba Diving or the comfortable, peaceful feeling a diver experiences when in a weightless state underwater. As you glide slowly over the tropical reef watching the ballet of thousands of beautifully colored marine creatures, you're immersed in a spirit of inner space that is nearly overwhelming and beckons you to stay.

The water is warm and clear as you search for that "perfect shot" with your underwater camera. Then you realize you've moved to the edge of the reef...to the wall, where the bottom drops thousands of feet into wonderful blue infinity. Your first emotion screams, "I'm Fal__...I'm Fal__... I'm Flying" through this magnificent liquid universe!

Then sometimes you get so comfortable that, just for a couple of seconds, you no longer feel that you're underwater at all. It's then when you realize, it seems you could reach out and touch the face of God!

Dive Philadelphia Quarry

Saturday, August 7th

Meet at SMD at 7:00 AM for a 7:30 AM Departure

 or

Meet at Quarry if you've taken care of your equipment & fees !

Call for Reservations (423) 239-7333

Dive the WWII German Submarine U-352

Wreck Dive the "Graveyard of the Atlantic"

September 3-5, 2010

See note @ "Weekend Trips" Only 1 space left !   Barry 7/29/10

Florida Spring Diving

  August 27-29, 2010

Interested in Diving the Freshwater Springs in North Florida?

Call (423) 239-7333 for more information      Barry 7/27/10

Dive Bonaire January 2011

Expanded Pool Availability!

We now offer pool training six days a week. Reservations are required for all pool sessions so we'll know how to schedule our staff.  (423) 239-7333

At Smoky Mountain Divers,

There's More to a Good Deal Than . . . Price !

  SOUTH HOLSTON LAKE

The visibility in South Holston Lake is OK for Open Water qualification dives!  Visibility is 10'-12' down to 20'-25'.  The water temp varies from 84 degrees at the surface to about 80 degrees at the first thermocline which is about 20 feet deep.

Rusty, Derek, Alan, and I made a dive to 64' on 3 wrecks, and a dive to 110' at the intakes this morning.  You want a hood and gloves below about 35'-40'. 

Let's Go Divin' . . . Yan'to?  Barry 7/23/10