Oasis Divers

Oasis Divers is a professional diving centre situated in Grand Turk, within the Turks and Caicos Islands. The centre is positioned to take advantage of the island's most significant underwater features, providing access to world-renowned sites for both beginners and advanced divers.

The operation focuses on providing a safe and uncrowded environment, catering to a wide range of abilities. Whether you are looking for your first breaths underwater or are an experienced diver seeking the thrill of a deep wall, the service is designed to be efficient and professional.

The team at Oasis Divers consists of experienced staff members who manage everything from instruction to gear handling. They aim to maintain a professional atmosphere that prioritises safety while ensuring the diving experience remains engaging.

Services are tailored to accommodate all levels of certification. The staff is experienced in handling divers from those just starting their journey through to more advanced profiles, ensuring that every group is matched with the appropriate level of guidance.

The centre provides training for a variety of skill levels. While the specific course catalogue is extensive, they cater to the full spectrum of diver development, from initial training through to advanced certifications.

The centre operates with short boat rides to reach the local dive sites, ensuring minimal transit time and more time spent on the water. These trips are organised to get you to the best spots efficiently.

Oasis Divers provides gear handling services to assist with your kit. For those travelling light, rental equipment is available on-site to cover your needs during your stay.

In addition to full kit hire, the centre can provide specific items such as masks, fins, and wetsuits. This allows you to focus on the diving rather than the logistics of transporting heavy equipment.

The marine life around Grand Turk is defined by its pelagic species and large reef inhabitants. You can expect to encounter Grouper (Epinephelus), Sea turtle (Cheloniidae), and Trumpetfish (Aulostomidae) throughout your dives.

From January to April, the area becomes a significant location for Humpback whale sightings. This seasonal migration provides a unique opportunity for divers to witness these large mammals in their natural habitat.

On the reef structures, you will find a variety of life including various pelagic species passing through the water column. The biodiversity of the wall and surrounding reefs ensures a constant interest for those observing the marine environment.

The local dive sites are reached via short boat transfers, which helps mitigate the impact of surface conditions on the diving experience. The proximity of the major wall sites to the shore allows for efficient scheduling of dives.