A great crowd of divers gathered 18 bags of rubbish as well as assorted barrels boxes etc. We met the RNLI rep at the boathouse and they kindly donated some goodie bags for the fund raising underwater treasure hunt.

Philip and Gavin laid the numbered treasure tags and then everyone else had a great time looking for them. It was really good craic swimming around looking for the tags and a little run and poor viz made no difference.

All hungry divers and supporters treated to a delicious barbecue and it was well deserved.

Well done Philip and crew for a brilliant day out, good for the area, the environment, Portaferry lifeboat and of course, Lisburn sub aqua club.

We had the LSAC banner flying throughout! Amount raised for Portaferry RNLI was £160.53. Well done everyone!

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2017 has been a great year for Lisburn SAC. Members have been on trips to The Red Sea, The Isle of Man, Scapa Flow and not forgetting our training weekends at Barholm in Portaferry and regular diving too!

Some SCUBA Diving Santas took to the water today in Strangford Lough to help raise funds for the RNLI. It's not too late to add your donation. see https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/lisburn-sac-santa-dive Well done to all involved!

Thanks to Magheragall Parish Church Lads' and Church Girls' Brigade who joined us for some Try Dives.

We hope you enjoyed the experience and we've given you a taste of our fantastic sport

Here's a short video of how thet got on

Here's a short video that shows some of the great diving that Lisburn Sub Aqua Club get up to

A short video from our dive on Saturday 4th November 2017 at Brompton Harbour near Bangor in Co. Down.

Seven divers had a lovely dive with a max depth of 10M and pleanty of life to see. visability was pretty good too.

Thanks to our DM Rachel for organising the day.

On 18 October LSAC members travelled to Egypt for a week on liveaboard Hurricane for a southern Red Sea dive trip.

The week started with check dives and a night dive at Abu Dbab Reef before an overnight sailing to the famous Daedalus Reef.  Hurricane moored up to this red for two days a six stunning dives.  The sharks were out in force with Oceanic Whitetips and dozens of Hammerhead sharks.

After Daedalus Hurricane travelled to Fury Shoals for dives on several reefs including Sataya South, Shaab  Malahi, Shaab Claudia Abu Galawa Kebira diving the wreck of tugboat Tien Hsing.  The stunning shallow reef dives provided easy dives and lots of marine life.  The trip ended with with a trip to Elphinstone reef and El Shona where divers were lucky to see sea turtles.