Sea Ya Diving Charters is a way to get a "live-a-board" feel for a day. Food and drinks will be provided as soon as you step on the boat.

We will be diving off a 38' Chris Craft Commander converted to a diver friendly configuration.  Some of her best features are full weather protection from the elements, easy on and off access, on deck warm water shower and a large odor free head.

The staff are true dive professionals experienced in boat handling and diving. For us, your safety and comfort come first.

Sea Ya Diving Charters operates dive boats equipped with oxygen and AED.

Things to Bring:

Sea Ya would like you to have an enjoyable trip. This usually starts with bringing the right equipment for our Northwest climate. They say if you can dive in the Northwest, you can dive anywhere! For new divers, visitors to the Northwest needing rental equipment, or the experienced warmer water diver here is a recommended list:

Sea Ya does not provide any equipment. Rental from Sound Dive Center is 50% Off regular pricing. You are responsible to transport to and from the boat.

Required Dive Equipment:
Mask, snorkel and fins.
Wet or dry suit. Water temperature is between 45 - 50 degrees. We recommend a 7mm if using a wet suit.
Hood, gloves, booties.
Weight belt or pouch weights for integrated BC's, ankle weights etc. Please remember that more weight is necessary in colder salt water than in warmer salt, or fresh water.
Full scuba cylinders / tanks. 2 tanks. We do not fill tanks onboard the boats.
Buoyancy compensating device. (BCD)
Regulator(s), pressure gauge, depth gauge, compass.
Dive computer or dive tables.
Dive light (required for night diving)
Certification Card.
SMB (Surface Marker Buoy) with reel.
Gear bag for all this stuff.

Please leave large totes, hard (Pelican) cases, or bins in your vehicle. We will provide a crate for the miscellaneous gear besides your assembled BCD.
Please - No weights in gear bags.

Optional Equipment:
Glow (Cyalume) stick, battery operated marker, or strobe for night dives.
Pony bottle with regulator, Spare Air or other backup breathing device. (recommended)
Dive light (recommended for all dives.) Wolf Eel, Octopus, large Lings etc. are typically found between or under large boulders, in cracks, or dens that you usually need a light to locate, and truly appreciate the beauty of the animal.)
Dive Alert, and or scuba signaling device with reel i.e. sausage, deco bag etc. (optional unless on a planned decompression dive)
Save a Dive Kit: O-rings, silicone, spare straps, hoses, mask, tools, etc. (recommended)
Slate.
DAN or other medical dive insurance.

Due to insurance regulations we would appreciate that no alcoholic beverages are brought onboard.