Coteau Creek Odyssey (Saskatchewan), Southern Saskatchewan Diving

1 day

Prerequisites: You will, of course, need to be a certified scuba diver to take part in this activity. If you live in Regina and wish to become a certified scuba diver, please contact The Dive Shoppe Wescan Inc at (306) 347-0025. They are Regina?s only PADI 5-star training facility. They offer year round courses and certification at affordable rates.

Package includes: Transportation from point of departure in Regina to point of return, a home-cooked lunch and refreshments, all diving equipment and a divemaster.

Package Price:
160.50 Can./Person
110.75 U.S./Person

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Location: Saskatchewan / Canada
Weather: LOW 11.6 C at night
HIGH 25.3 C during the day

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This is likely the best scuba diving experience in Saskatchewan. Located on the downstream side of Gardiner Dam on Lake Diefenbaker, this is a popular dive site year round. Because of the moving water, the creek never freezes over. Swift water diving is one of the most exciting aspects of the sport. Yet it requires minimal swimming effort and provides 20'-30' visibility year round. The bottom topography has been shaped by turbulence resulting from currents of water exiting the turbines and the fish congregate in the midst of it all.This is likely the best scuba diving experience in Saskatchewan. Located on the downstream side of Gardiner Dam on Lake Diefenbaker, this is a popular dive site year round. Because of the moving water, the creek never freezes over. Swift water diving is one of the most exciting aspects of the sport. Yet it requires minimal swimming effort and provides 20'-30' visibility year round. The bottom topography has been shaped by turbulence resulting from currents of water exiting the turbines and the fish congregate in the midst of it all.

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