“IF ONLY YOU KNEW THE
POWER OF THE DARK SIDE…”
trips and adventures
@SOUTH WEST TECHNICAL DIVING
We love to go and do our own diving. If you are looking to build experience or just need a team-mate get in touch. We’d love to have you along. Unless you retain us to teach or guide there are no charges for joining a trip
Best Diving sites in Ireland
Irish diving encompasses a huge range of options from some of the best wreck diving on the planet in Malin Head through to scenic dives with the chance of seals, dolphins, basking sharks and more. We work closely with a number of superb operators and recreational centres across Ireland as well as being our own dive centre being based in Ireland’s gourmet capital, Kinsale. We have some iconic local wrecks, from the U260 a fully intact type VII U boat, to the Lusitania just a few miles offshore.
Whatever your level we can find something cool for you here!
about
cost
past or upcoming trips
how to get there
Flights into Ireland are easy and plentiful with plenty of budget as well as mainstream airlines. Ferries from Roscoff, Santander, UK and Holland also run regularly.
Get in touch for advice on the easiest way.
about the diving
For scenic reef diving and for recreational development we work with some awesome partners and will be happy to make personal introductions to smooth the way if you are bringing a mixed group.
our partners in the country
when we normally go
March to October is usually best but as we live here, we dive all year. The summer months are usually the best time to visit Ireland but March and September can throw up some super conditions and generally the best visibility of the year. Water temperatures go from 10°C/50°F from January to March and up to 18°C/65°F from July to September. Dry suits are highly recommended.