Welcome to Wet’n'Dry!
Why dive Christmas Island?
Christmas Island may not show up on many maps, but it definitely registers on the radar of all serious divers. On Christmas Island, divers are spoilt by consistently amazing visibility, in calm waters, along unspoilt coral gardens, with an abundance of fish.
Why dive with Wet’n’Dry?
We are a small and friendly family business that has been operating on Christmas Island since 1994. We are big on smiles and service and like to have a lot of fun but not at the expense of safety. Wet’n'Dry Adventures are proud supporters of DAN Asia Pacific. Please click here for more information.
Whats New at Wet n Dry
Off Season??
July 10th, 2010The 4th Annual Underwater Festival, 24th to 30th April 2010, held for the first time on Christmas Island, was a great success, with many of our local sharp shooters taking out top honours in the shoot out. For all the results and to see the winning shots checkout UF10 Winner's Gallery. Congratulations to all competitors, and special thanks to Tim, Wandy and the UF10 team for making it all happen!! With the weather refusing to dry out, it is hard to say what has happened to our 'dry season', could this be the reason for our extended whaleshark season? We had a very busy season above and below the water, sighting a record 250 whalesharks from our first on 28th November, most of our visitors finished their trips with a big smile. The last sighting on 28th June was so unexpected, even Hama had to be convinced, but the inquisitive little (3.5m) female followed snorkellers and boat for over 50 minutes, obviously keen for the company. Could she have been left behind? Who knows what 2011 has in store? With the crazy weather its hard to predict, but hopefully the whalesharks can recognise paradise when they see it and will bring all their friends back next year. With the big fish scene pretty quiet, locals have taken the opportunity to explore some of our more intricate underwater caves in more detail. Hama has been leading serious cave teamsters for the first time on Christmas Island, under the expert guidance of Boothy teaching everyone how to rig up their gear safely, with the idea of mapping some previously unchartered caves. We are hoping that maps will be ready some time next year. The only other news to share, is the pending delivery of the newest member of our Wet'n'Dry team, expected in early September. So it may be some time for our next update. Stay tuned for pictures of our little snorkeller. Happy diving!!