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Scuba Santas at the NDAC, Sunday 18th December 2011
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NDAC Closed
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Christmas Opening Times 2011/12We are now operating our Winter Opening Times and below are our Christmas opening times. Sat 24, Sun 25 & Mon 26 Dec 2011 |
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400ft Special Bungee Jump day at NDAC, ChepstowFollowing the success of our recent Bungee Jump Weekend we will be hosting another 400ft Bungee jump event on Sunday 27th November 2011.
• Bungee Jump day Sunday 27th November 2011 The National Diving & Activity Center have teamed up with UK Bungee to provide this iconic Bungee experience. As you are raised up to the top of a 300ft crane over a 100ft quarry you will realise the magnitude of what you are about to undertake. Once at the top you will hear the famous countdown “3, 2, 1, bungee” and then……..it’s up to you! |
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Thorpe Park
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NDAC Night Dives
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Have you caught the new bus yet?Over the Summer we had four new attractions installed at the National Diving & Activity Centre. We now have a new addition to Land Rover Lagoon, a Double Decker Bus, a Single Deck Bus and a 16 tonne Abbott Self Propelled Gun. One of the buses was used in active service throughout Cardiff over the past 15 years. She has clocked up an impressive 500,000 km so I’m sure some of you may have even travelled on her at some stage! We believe these underwater buses will not only provide an exciting training platform but will also act as a swim through attraction for the more confident divers amongst you. So whilst our students are conducting their skills and drills above, you could be swimming through underneath them – You won’t even need a ticket! The Abbot Tank or ‘Self Propelled Gun’ was used by the British Army between 1965 and 1995. In its day the Abbot FV433 was able to swim across water due to a flotation screen fixed around the hull. This Abbot’s floating days are long over and it now is retiring happily at the NDAC quarry, reunited with it’s old friend the Stalwart ‘Stolly’.
Both buses are under 20 meters and the Abbot is sitting around 30 metres. The new landrover is situated around 10 metres. All the attractions are ready to dive now, so why not pop down and have a look yourself. More details of the new attractions are available here>
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New SlipwayHere is a picture of the recently laid concrete on our new and improved slipway – all 35 cubic metres of it! This will form the foundations of the new entry and exit point for divers wishing to get wetter quicker! More pictures of the slipway construction can be seen here> Follow the NDAC for an update on works! Royal Engineers at NDACThe National Diving & Activity Centre has featured in the latest Edition of Soldier Magazine. Soldier Magazine visited Royal Engineers that were undertaking their advanced diver training at our Chepstow Scuba Centre. The result was a three page article detailing the training and work the Royal Engineer Divers carry out. The depth of the NDAC and the numerous onsite resources make our dive centre the perfect location to undertake this kind of training. |
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The National Diving
& Activity Centre | Tidenham Quarry | Chepstow | Gloucestershire |
NP16 7LH |