Local Diving

Divers Two frequently arranges dive trips to local dive sites around Belmar and the Shark River Inlet, including dives in the Back Bay and around the inlet itself. Dive times vary depending upon the tide. Contact us directly for particular details on scheduling a dive at one of these locations or to join in on one that has already been planned.

Local Guided Dives

Two women in scuba diving gear posing for a photo outdoors in a park with large trees and a parking lot in the background; one woman is smiling and raising her hand showing a peace sign, the other is also smiling and making a peace sign with her gloved hand.

Local Diving Information Signage

Beachside wooden boardwalk with several signs, including no swimming and no alcohol, a potted plant with purple flowers, a lamppost, and the ocean in the background.
A sign near a body of water with regulations for diving at Shark River Inlet. The sign provides safety rules related to underwater diving, including staying within distance from jetties, marking position with a buoyed flag, and ensuring the flag is visible and of a specified size. The background shows residential houses along the water, with a clear sky and some clouds.

Avon-By-The-Sea beach & inlet sign

Sign displaying diving regulations for Shark River Inlet, including guidelines for underwater diving, marking diving positions with a buoyed flag, and prohibitions on swimming, diving, or surfacing beyond specified distances and times.
Beach with sand, ocean, and boats. There are warning signs about shark regulations and beach safety in the foreground.

Belmar A-Street inlet sign

Belmar inlet sign

A sign with diving regulations at Manasquan Inlet near the water, with buildings, a lighthouse, and a cloudy sky in the background.

Point Pleasant inlet sign

This summer we are excited to see new signage regarding local diving rules & regulations posted by the New Jersey Council of Divers and Clubs. These signs are important, please pay close attention to each location’s rules on diving. For instance, the Shark River Inlet does not permit diving between the hours of 8:00am and 5:30pm from May 1st to October 1st.

Stay safe and happy diving!

All local dives require a liability release to be filled out and signed, if under 18, it must be signed by parent/guardian. These releases can be found under the Resources tab. A float and flag is required for each buddy team. Call ahead to sign up and reserve rentals.

For more information, or to sign up for one of this week's scheduled dives, contact the shop on (732) 776-7755 or visit us during our regular weekly hours.

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