Bubble Jack Dive Center

Infinity Dive operates as a premium dive centre and retail specialist, bridging the gap between high-quality equipment sales and professional instruction. While their physical shop is located in Chatswood, Sydney, their reach extends to international waters through organised dive trips.

For divers looking to upgrade their kit or advance their skills, the centre provides access to renowned brands such as Scubapro, Mares, Cressi, and Fourth Element. Whether you are looking for a new regulator, a drysuit, or a dive computer, the retail side of the business is built around technical precision and equipment maintenance.

The centre is affiliated with SDI and TDI, providing a structured pathway for divers ranging from those taking their first breath underwater to professional-level candidates. They offer a full spectrum of training, including Assistant Instructor programmes and professional development.

Instruction is delivered in both English and Chinese, making the centre accessible to a wide range of divers. The training covers everything from basic recreational skills to advanced technical disciplines like Side Mount and Solo diving.

The training programme is extensive, following the SDI curriculum from the initial Discover Scuba Diving and Open Water Scuba Diver courses through to advanced levels. Divers can specialise in various disciplines, including Advanced Adventure Diver, Deep Diving, Wreck Diver, and Drift Diver.

Technical and specialised training is a core focus, with courses available in Nitrox, Side Mount, Solo Diver, and Underwater Navigation. For those looking to move into the professional ranks, the centre provides Dive Master and Assistant Instructor training, alongside O2 Administration.

The centre functions as a comprehensive retail and service hub. They stock a vast array of equipment including BCDs, regulators, computers, and drysuits. Beyond retail, they offer professional equipment maintenance services to ensure your kit remains in peak condition.

For those who prefer not to travel with their own heavy gear, a full range of rental equipment is available. This includes exposure protection such as drysuits, as well as essential kit like computers and regulators.

In the regions serviced by the centre's organised trips, such as Northern Australia, divers should be aware of the cyclone season which typically runs from November to April. Outside of these periods, diving is possible year-round.