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I値l be in Stavanger Norway for most of February and I値l have a few weekends open. I was wondering what the diving opportunities are in Stavanger this time of year. I understand it will be COLD, -I like cold and I知 an experienced dry suit diver.
I won稚 be able to bring my gear so I値l have to rent everything. Is it possible to rent all the cold water gear required? Any suggestions for dive shops or locations?
You've got Stavanger Dykkersenter, a good tec/rec senter easily located under the city bridge (Address: Verven 24B, Stavanger - map). You won't get much info off their web page, but you should be able to reach the shop by phone, +47 51531555.
Badedammen Dykkerklubb is located at SDS, and could be another point of contact. I think they arrange the tours, and could probably hook you up with gear too. They've got a forum, and you could also send them an e-mail.
Another dive center is J誡en Dykk, not far from the oil museum. Their web page is all Norwegian and really confusing, so you're probably better off calling them (+47 51890506 / +47 90853229) or sending an e-mail.
You've got Stavanger Dykkersenter, a good tec/rec senter easily located under the city bridge (Address: Verven 24B, Stavanger - map). You won't get much info off their web page, but you should be able to reach the shop by phone, +47 51531555.
Badedammen Dykkerklubb is located at SDS, and could be another point of contact. I think they arrange the tours, and could probably hook you up with gear too. They've got a forum, and you could also send them an e-mail.
Another dive center is J誡en Dykk, not far from the oil museum. Their web page is all Norwegian and really confusing, so you're probably better off calling them (+47 51890506 / +47 90853229) or sending an e-mail.
It has been a long time since I dove the Stavanger Fjords but what I remember most are the feasts on scallops afterward. Hmmm. Bring your favorite Coquilles Saint-Jacques Recipe!
I was able to take several trips covering a total of 6 months in Stavanger in 2010. Unfortunatly I did not get to dive a single time ... and it nearly killed me. The water is spectacular and the local divers told me stories about dives that nearly brought me to tears.
Do whatever it takes to get a dive in here ... and figure out a way to take me.
Originally Posted by winston22
Hi Bogrady,
how was your trip? am planning to be Stavangar in march & was wondering if you had any tips on finding a dive there?
This is the club Iｴm usually diving with, who are extremely active.
There are diving going on more or less every day, sometimes several dives a day.
Also, Stavanger Dykkersenter is as good as a dive-shop can be, when only open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 17:30 to 19:30. They have decent prices and good service.
J誡en Dykkersenter is... Well, letｴs just say "no comment"...
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