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June 9, 2007 on 10:19 am | In Uncategorized | No Comments

The DJL Diving  blog is now also available through Ranking Blogs:
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PADI & SSI Open Water Pages Launched for Summer 2007

May 10, 2007 on 9:14 am | In Uncategorized | No Comments

At DJL Diving We’ve put together a new learn to dive package, suitable for anyone wanting to study a PADI or SSI Open Water Diving Course.

The package includes your diving course (with all equipment, student materials & certification) plus comforatable accommodation at Silver Sands Beach Resort - Sairee Beach Koh Tao.

Our classes have a maximum of four students per instructor and can be conducted in English, Spanish, French or German.

Take advantage of this great saving by booking online.

See our PADI/SSI Open Water Diving Packages page for more details.

PADI Open Water CardOpen Water AcademicsConfined Water Dive TrainingOpen Water DivingBlue Ringed Angelfish

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April 22, 2007 on 4:23 pm | In Uncategorized | No Comments

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Linking RequestDarius on the Unicorn Wreck

To promote our new website, we are offering a reciprocal link exchange for relevant sites with good google pageranks. Please add the following link to your website, e-mail us your details to info@techdivethailand.com, and we’ll add your url to our links page.

Add the following to your site first:

title: BSAC PADI Scuba Diving Courses & Internships, Koh Tao Thailand

url: http://www.techdivethailand.com

Description: DJL Diving Resort Koh Tao Thailand, PADI, BSAC & SSI Scuba Diving Courses, gapo year internships and technical wreck diving expeditions throughout the Gulf of Thailand and beyond. Gain an internationally recognised power boat handling qualification.

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April 18, 2007 on 5:13 pm | In Uncategorized | No Comments

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New look Davy Jones Locker website launched!

The DJL website has had a major revamp in line with our new shop.

Key changes include much more detailed diving course descriptions for PADI SSI and BSAC scuba qualification, a technical wreck expedition calendar and archive of wrecks in Thailand, plus news page letting you know whats going on in the field.

Visit www.techdivethailand.com to read more.

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April 18, 2007 on 4:46 pm | In Uncategorized | No Comments

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Davy Jones Locker Launces Scuba Diving Internships

Our new Sairee Beach store, DJL Diving has introduced two new scuba diving internship programmes. These are aimed at people looking for a career in diving, people wanting to work in Thailand or oversees, gap year students seeking adventure or basically anyone looking for a new and exciting challenge.

We’ve introduced two seperate dive internships:

GO PRO Scuba Diving Internship

3 month internship providing comprehensive training from beginner to PADI Divemaster.  The internship includes all scuba diving courses, course materials and fees, a full set of scuba diving equipment for you to keep, insurance for the duration of your internship plus accommodation on Sairee Beach Koh Tao.

Exploration Diver Internship

This 6 month internship programme combines the educational principles of the PADI curriculum with the expeditions focus of BSAC. We’ll take you from beginner to PADI Divemaster, plus give you BSAC Deep Diving Training right through to BSAC extended range diver. Expect to do a lot of wreck diving plus join at least four serious wreck hunting dive expeditions. Be a part of the cutting edge of dive exloration with Davy Jones’ Locker. Again this intenship includes equipment, courses, insurance, expeditions and accommodation.

For more details visit www.techdivethailand.com or e-mail us on info@techdivethailand.com 

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April 18, 2007 on 4:19 pm | In Uncategorized | No Comments

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Davy Jones’ Locker has opened a new dive school on Sairee Beach, koh Tao Thailand.

Situated at Silver Sands Beach resort, the new shop “DJL Diving” will focus on recreational diving courses from PADI, SSI and BSAC, whilst continuing to encourage wreck and technical diving expeditions and liveaboards.

Meanwhile it is just three more weeks until our new 6 metre RIB arrives. Capable of up to 36 knots, the RIB will be used primarily for technical wreck exploration and VIP diving of KOh Tao’s popular dive sites.

new dive school on sairee beach

March 31, 2007 on 4:57 pm | In Uncategorized | No Comments

DJL are happy to anounce a new diving center in sairee beach  watch this space

Songkla/signora

February 21, 2007 on 2:54 pm | In Uncategorized | No Comments

A team of divers from DJL have returned from another trip looking for wrecks, this time we were in songkla. This was the area that the japanese landed the mainstay of there troops and supplies during there landings in Thailand from which they launched there attacks into Malaysia and ultimately Singapore. The team were looking for any evidence from that period and were rewarded with a find on the first day, a small cargo vessel in only 20 mtr. This ship had some serious damage with the bow and stern blown clean off the wreck lis two and a half hours out of the natural harbor.We have another 25 marks in this area and plan to return in the near future as the hooker fisherman have told us some of the marks are  big

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Another Wreck located by our team

November 16, 2006 on 1:44 pm | In Uncategorized | No Comments

we set out at 12 oclock on the night of 15 nov 2006 the forecast was for 1 mtr waveheights and steady for the next 24 hours unuasual for this time of year we were off to investagate a mark from captain daoo a hooker fisherman so we were quite excited about the prospects of what we would find we arived on the mark at 0700 an were copnfrounted with a lot of palm trees standing upwright in the water the fishman do this as it atracts smaller fish and sqiid the same as flotsom or jetsom but for us it could be an obstical as the leaves are tied to a line and weighted to the bottom that will reflect the same as a wreck will on our sonar anyway we picked up a large return straight away and droped a shot on the mark we kittred up and jumped in the vis was great all the way to the bottom at around 50 mtr and at 35 mtr i could already make out the shape of the ship she apperes to be a small cargo vessel about 40 mtr in length and 5-7 mtr beam there is a engine room evedent amid ships but no sigh of the wheelhouse and the cargo seams o be bried in the silt that makes 6 wrecks in 6 months not a bad hit rate

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