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hiya again triggerman I'm an Aucklander born again diver so I'm having to discover operators and dive shops all over again.
Unfortunately most dives are at least an hour out of town.
I'd contact Goat island dive for a good semi local dive. Theres a freephone number -0800348369 to contact them. They will have the boat out of the water in August but plan to have it back in by september. Another operator is Dive HQ whangaparoa.Still about a 3/4 hour drive north of dauckland. They run a Rib from a few spots off of whangaparoa.
Give Mike at Dive HQ Westhaven a yell. He's about as central in auckland as you can get.He may be able to organise something for you transport wise to whangaparoa and you will be able to rent gear from him if you need it. 093073590 Someone else to talk to might be Orakei dive -www.orakeidive.co.nz 09 5242117its in central auckland and they do run dive trips and might be able to offer transport options.
You will be be diving with at least a 7mm wetsuit Hood and gloves unless you have ice in your veins. Personally I'm a wimp and wear a 3mm thermal vest under my wesuit. I've been trying to get in at least a dive a week this winter and so far temps have been around the 17 degrees mark.
Theres no such thing as strangers,Just freinds that havent met
Gosh Its great to almost feel like a kid again . For every dive to show you something new and exciting.
To learn a new skill and find theres just so much more to learn.