Escaping your underwater photography rut
For photographers who feel they've plateaued. Led by Phil and Anne Medcalf of Alphamarine Photography.
Weekend Pass holders get first chance to book. Join the waiting list
Two days of try-dives, workshops, virtual reality wreck diving, live demonstrations and interactive zones — for first-timers, families and seasoned divers alike.
Get in the water under the eye of certified professionals — whether it's your first breath underwater or your first go on a rebreather.
For photographers who feel they've plateaued. Led by Phil and Anne Medcalf of Alphamarine Photography.
Weekend Pass holders get first chance to book. Join the waiting listCamera technique, editing software and realistic expectations for your footage. Led by Karl Elliott, PADI Course Director at Scuba Libre Diving, Norwich.
Book a placeBreath-hold workshops run by Freediving London. No diving experience needed.
Email to bookDive the Mars, a warship launched in 1563 and sunk a year later off Sweden, lost for over 400 years until 2011 — without getting wet.
Take part in live research with Imperial College London: how CO₂ affects breath-holding, and the dangers of a rebreather scrubber failure.
Map and survey a mock wreck — cannons, ropes and all — with the Nautical Archaeology Society.
The winning images from UPY, displayed at the venue entrance. Over 50 photographers won prizes last year.
Classic kit including traditional hard-hat gear, with volunteers on hand to tell the story behind it.
Meet Steve Backshall with one other person. £30 per booking for two people, including a signed copy of Steve Backshall's book, limited to the first 100 bookings. Add it to a Saturday, Sunday or Weekend pass on the tickets page.
Add Meet & GreetUnder-16s go free with a paying adult, and the try-dive pool takes divers from age 10.
Get family tickets
Meet a real-life mermaid and grab a photo.
Hands-on displays with Just One Ocean on how mangroves protect coastlines and the impact of micro-plastics.
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