The Tweed River and Jack Evans Harbour offer a sheltered environment for training, skills-refresh or just for a dive around the interesting rock wall and rock formations. The quantity and variety of marine life can be quite surprising. The adjacent grassy parkland area offers the opportunity for open-air socialising.

Any member who is (a) a financial member and (b)  whose skills and recent experience allow them to dive safely is welcome to come along and do your own thing. If you're rusty you'll need a suitable buddy and plan.

Maximum usual depth is 11m Conditions can be variable and the site is prone to tidal current so is usually dived around slack water.

Meeting places and times:

The training group will meet around midday. First dive on the flood tide will be in Jack Evans Harbour. Second dive at slack water will be around 3PM.

High Water is at 3:37PM. There is a very low tidal range.

• Trainees: Please arrive at the time arranged with your instructor.
• Cerified divers: You know how long it takes for you to kit up. Aim to be in the water around HW or when you decide is safe.

Organisers: Initially, Gavin Wills  0418 732 133 but a DM/lead instructor will be needed on the day as I will be in Palau.

Risk Assessment: Current club risk assessments are available here. 

Diver grades: All levels are welcome in suitable buddy teams.

Equipment: Full SCUBA kit including tank and weights.  Divers should carry knife/line cutter, whistle, safety sausage or DSMB + reel and snorkel. A compass may be useful to help you find the South bank of the channel if you become disorientated.

Hire of Club Equipment: Click here: https://www.brisbane-bsac.com/equipment/ if you need to hire any club kit.

Costs: No costs (apart from your own costs of tank fills and carpooling if required).

Travel: Carpooling in line with current COVID guidelines - Please advise if you need a lift or can carpool.

Let the organiser know if you have any questions.