BIMS Week Dive 2024

🌊 BIMS Week Dive - Experience the Beauty of La Jolla! 🌊

Join us for an unforgettable BIMS Week Dive at La Jolla Shores, Kellogg Park! This exciting event is perfect for anyone with at least an Open Water certification. Dive into the beautiful underwater world of La Jolla and connect with fellow marine enthusiasts during this immersive experience!

Event Details:

- Date: 12/5/2024

- Time: 7:30 AM

- Location: La Jolla Shores, Kellogg Park, CA

- Price: $250

What’s Included:

- Transportation: Convenient shuttle service is provided from Paradise Point Resort and Spa to the dive site. Shuttle service begins at 6:30 am.

- Food: Enjoy provided meals before and after your dive to keep your energy up!

- Diving Gear: All necessary equipment is included in the price. We recommend a 7mm wetsuit, hood, and gloves for this cold water dive, all of which will be provided to ensure your comfort in the water.

Dive Experience:

Participants will explore La Jolla’s rich marine life, which includes vibrant sea kelp forests, diverse fish species, and other stunning underwater features. Weather permitting, this cold-water dive promises to be a unique opportunity to discover the beauty of marine environments while gaining hands-on experience working with marine ecosystems.

Optional:

If interested, there will be an opportunity to dive with the Chief Science Officer of Black in Marine Science, Dr. Camille Gaynus, to participate in a BioBlitz and conduct eDNA collection.

Important Information:

To ensure safety and enjoyment, participants must have a minimum of an Open Water certification. Please remember to bring your certification card.

If you have any questions or need further information, feel free to reach out to Que Simpson at [email protected].

Don’t miss this chance to dive deeper into marine science and celebrate the wonders of our oceans at BIMS Week! We can’t wait to see you there! 🐠✨

Register Now!

Secure your spot today and prepare for an incredible adventure beneath the waves!

Host or Publisher Black In Marine Science