"More than a holiday experience, more than an adventure, diving with Deep Ecology is a genuine investment in the protection of Hawaii's marine environment."
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Shore Dives
Oahu has some fantastic shore dives, and we at Deep Ecology have successfully lobbied to create a marine sanctuary in our own backyard. All of our dive briefings include details of endemic species, the status of the ecosystem, and suggestions to enable divers to participate in the protection of the area.

Whether an uncertified beginner, or a seasoned professional - your diving experience with our professional, friendly staff will be something to write home about.

North Shore:

Sharks Cove

Join us on a personalized tour of some of the best diving in the world from the shore. Discover lava tubes and caverns in Pupukea Marine Conservation District, of which Deep Ecology was directly responsible for initiating its reconfiguration. Swim with the fishes, a third of which are endemic to the Hawaiian Islands. Here, one can witness all the tropical species unique to Hawaii, and being a protected area - the fish are not shy and allow for the taking of great pictures. Examine the extraordinary underwater topography that creates the monstrous waves that make the North Shore the "surfing capital of the world". Named for rock...
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Three Tables

Also within the North Shore Marine Sanctuary that stretches from Waimea Bay to Keiki Beach, Three Tables is a gateway to some phenomenal diving. Explore an underwater church, watch turtles get cleaned, hover in the middle of a giant underwater amphitheater, cruise Waimea wall. You can dive Three Tables everyday for a week and see something new every time. 55ft max depth.
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West Side:

Electric Beach

Come realize that fish have personalities on the West side of Oahu at Kahe Point. Locally it is known as "Electric Beach" because it is across the street from a power plant. The plant runs a large tube under the road and into the ocean to cool itself. It pumps out warm water, giving the sea life a roller coaster of sorts. Swim with our expert staff to the end of the duct and watch turtles and all sorts of aquatic life swim into the pipe and tumble out again, only to swim back again for another ride. Sometimes I swear they are smiling! 31ft max depth.
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New Divemasters and a new wreck to explore!

Thursday, 3rd December 2009
 Aloha! As the big waves pound the North Shore, we have been enjoying phenominal dives off the South, South East and West shores.  Three Commerson Frogfish, two Spotted Eagle Rays, a huge Green Sea Turtle, and a Sting Ray were seen on the Sea Tiger recently. The Y0-257 & San Pedro... [More]

Congrats to Tessa and Galen! The Deep Ecology Family's Newest Instructors

Sunday, 4th October 2009
   We are very proud to announce that two of our diving family are newly minted PADI Instructors! Tessa Kinney and Galen Housely completed the PADI Instructor Exam on September 27th.
    Tessa has worked at Deep Ecology for over two years now, as Assistant Manager and... [More]

Turtle Rescue

Saturday, 19th September 2009
Our summer has been very eventful and rewarding with conservation events. Amongst the many beach and underwater clean-ups we have conducted this season, we have also been a part of two influential Green Sea Turtle rescues. The first took place outside of the Three Tables area where one of our... [More]