Seaquatics Scuba

09/04/2026

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08/16/2026

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GALÁPAGOS 2030 — THE ULTIMATE BUCKET-LIST DIVE TRIP!

Imagine waking aboard the Tiburon Explorer in the remote Galápagos Islands. You roll into the legendary waters of Wolf & Darwin Islands and suddenly the ocean comes alive—schools of hammerheads, Galápagos sharks, rays, sea turtles, playful sea lions and, with a little luck, a whale shark cruising out of the blue!

Wild. Remote. Unforgettable. This is the kind of trip divers dream about—and we’re going!

Space is limited, so if diving the Galápagos is on your bucket list, now is the time to make it happen.

Join Underwater Antics for the dive trip of a lifetime! Contact the shop for details!

🌎 Educate. Inspire. Explore.

06/28/2026

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06/19/2026

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06/19/2026

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06/29/2025

Fellow divers, friends and scuba family,

With the upcoming holiday we will be closed Friday July 4th and Saturday July 5th.

We will resume normal business hours on Monday July 7th.

Have a safe and wonderful holiday!

Tim & Cheryl

03/22/2025

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02/28/2025

Fish Fact Friday!
The Lake Trout (Salvelinus namaycush) is a native cold-water fish found in Michigan’s Great Lakes and inland waters. Once abundant, their populations declined due to overfishing and invasive species but have rebounded thanks to conservation efforts. These deep-water predators can grow over 40 inches long and weigh more than 50 pounds, making them a prized catch for anglers. The largest Lake Trout ever recorded in Michigan weighed 61.5 pounds and was caught in Lake Superior in 1997! Recognizable by their speckled bodies and forked tails, Lake Trout thrive in cold, oxygen-rich waters and remain a favorite among sport fishers and conservationists alike.
What is YOUR favorite Michigan fish?