EXPLORE!
March 17-20, 2025Ā
Ready forĀ Vancouver Island Adventure?
Thermocline is hosting a week's worth of exploration diving immediately following the Leading EDGE V 5.0 workshop this coming March. Diving dates will be from March 17th to 20th. The locations will include shipwrecks, walls, and even airplane wrecks. Diving depths will support everything between recreational diving up to and including CCR 2 diving. There are 8 spots per day and divers will get to choose where they wish to go!
Recreational and Technical DivingĀ
Spring is a good time to dive on Vancouver Island.
Visibility is usually good and it starts to warm up in March. If you are here for Leading EDGE V 5.0 anyways...Why not stay a few extra days and experience Vancouver Island hospitality! Costs are $200 CDN per day per person and charter fee includes a hot lunch. Gas and cylinder rental are also available. There is a minimum participation of two days and you can chose which days you want. You are of course welcome to stay for all seven days if you wish!Ā
Sunken Airplanes
We have a Boeing 737 artificial reef and a WW 2 bomber site
2 boats are better than one
Our Zodiac is the perfect support boat for the Thermocline!

Amazing Reefs and Walls
Vancouver Island has a healthy population of Cloud sponges!
Spectacular Marine Life
Vancouver Island is home to some amazing marine life including the Giant Pacific Octopus and the Wolf Eel. We have Basket Stars, Brittle Stars, Plumose Anemones, multiple varieties of nudibranchs, and schools of Rockfish, Cabezon, and Ā Ling Cod. You might also see Orcas or even Humpback whales and if you really want to, it's easy to find Sea lions and harbour seals!
ReadyĀ to Explore?Ā
We plan on doing 7 days of diving and we are leaving it up to you to decide where you want to go! Ā Once the 8 spots are full we will circulate a survey to all the participants with options for walls, wrecks and nothing interesting dives and based on the results of the survey, we will decide where we dive! Weather always plays a part in real ocean diving but we have lots of options and lots of places to hide from wind and storms. Ā