Admiralty Dive Center

Admiralty Dive Center is the largest
dive shop on the Olympic Peninsula at
1700 sq. feet of retail, classroom, and
service space. In addition Admiralty
Dive maintains a cleaning station,
a dedicated fill room with
independent air intake, and a
separate compressor room for your
safety and comfort. Air and Nitrox are
always available, call ahead for argon
and tri-mix.

Port Townsend is known for many
things, Victorian architecture,
classic wooden ships, and the arts.
What you may not know is that we
have some of the best diving in the
Pacific Northwest in our backyard.
The variety of diving sites, ease of
access, and abundant sea life keep
people diving weekend after
weekend.

WAHOOO!!!! Best of Western WA!!!!!
A gigantic thank you to everyone who voted
us best of Western Washington. You can see
the results on the King5 website. We beat
out Underwater Sports as well as several
other long standing stores, and it's because
of you. We will be hosting a special thank
you party for you, our supporters once the
bridge project is over and travel is easier.

Patience and the Bridge
The construction guys are working day and
night to get the bridge back up and running.
While the views of the project have been
amazing, it's been a challenge to juggle
schedules to meet the weather and ferry
shuttle quirks. For sure the store is open on
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, and I am
apparently having good luck with Mondays
alebeit running a bit late to open. Please be
patient with us, Mondays, due to the bus
schedule I may not be in til 11:40am but I
will be there.

Further your Learning
Don't forget to register for the REEF fish ID
classes in June which will be taught at the
marine science center here in town.
Saturdays class includes a dive and BBQ. Go
to pnwscuba.com to sign up. Space is
limited!

I left my heart... in Kralendijk
It's that time for us to talk about Bonaire
again. We wanna go again! Last year we
had 13 folks sign up for a week of sun, fun,
diving, and kayaking. Maybe you should
come this year. The diving was breathtaking,
and overall a very economical trip. On the
average it cost about 2K including flight,
food, hotel, food, and nitrox.