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Say hello to our male students on the Ocean Divers Course 2026

You’ve already been introduced to Wight Dolphins’ female 2026 Ocean Diver student cohort as part of the International Women’s Day celebration blog. So now it’s time to introduce our male OD students...

ELITE DIVING SHARM March 2026

Gary and Jan Fletcher have just returned from a week’s diving in Sharm El Sheikh with ELITE DIVING SHARM which we highly recommend if anyone is considering a shore-based diving holiday in...

International Women’s Day 2026

International Womens Day 2026

Big Wight Beach Clean #2 – 10th January 2026

Wight Dolphins celebrated the new year with the second Big Wight Beach Clean event which took place on Saturday 10th January 2026 at Grange Chine. Wight Dolphins were not only blessed with...

Big Wight Beach Clean #1 – 25th October 2025

The inaugural Big Wight Beach Clean event was completed on Saturday 25th October 2025. The event was introduced by the club to celebrate its 50th anniversary year and to help clean up...

Sardinia Trip October 2025

After many months of planning, 8 divers set off on our 50th Anniversary celebratory trip to Sardinia. The journey was super quick, 07:45 ferry, 08:45 train direct to Gatwick and a 13:00...

Indonesia March 2025

Two members of Wight Dolphins, Gary & Jan Fletcher, travelled to Indonesia (North Sulawesi) for two weeks of diving in March with Murex at Bangka Island and Manado (Bunaken Island). The water...

Training day – 22nd March 2025

Saturday saw West Wight Pool full of our Trainee divers. Both Ocean divers and Sports divers. Congratulations to those that completed the sheltered water modules of the courses.

International Women’s Day 2025

As International Women’s Day approaches, Wight Dolphins are celebrating their 13 female members who not only bring a great strength and depth of skills to the club but also boast a wide...

Philippines February 2024

Two members of Wight Dolphins travelled to Malapascua, Philippines last year. The highlight was diving with the thresher sharks but the tiger sharks remained elusive, despite much trying. The water temp was...

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