Forthcoming Events 2026
Club Nights
Club nights are held at the K2 Sports and Leisure Centre RH11 9BQ
We meet Thursday evenings at 8.30pm with the aim of being in the pool by 9pm for swimming, training or brushing up on skills. Then off to a pub to put the world to rights.
May 20th
K2 D(r)ivers Karting Social
Sundays April to September
Diving from Littlehampton marina.
We will be diving every Sunday as long a sea condition permit.
Generally, dive sites will be within 1 hour of the river entrance.
Recent Events
Sunday 14 June 2026 - Bognor Rocks
A beautiful summer morning greeted K2 Divers
for a drift dive at Bognor Rocks, with calm seas
and excellent surface conditions making for an
enjoyable day on the water.
Cox: Keith
Divers: Matt & Sam
As the boat made its way to the site, a pod of dolphins was spotted in the distance.
With spring tides in full flow, the dive would be a brisk drift. Matt and Sam entered the water and descended to a maximum depth of 17 metres before setting off the DSMB. Visibility was challenging at around 2 metres, requiring the pair to stay close together throughout the dive.
The first half of the dive followed the rocky reef sections of Bognor Rocks, where marine life included a spider crab, edible crab, blue wrasse, and several blennies sheltering amongst the rocks and crevices.
As the drift continued, the terrain gradually changed from rocky reef to expansive scallop fields. Taking advantage of the opportunity, a bag of scallops was collected before beginning the ascent.
The dive concluded with a controlled ascent up the DSMB before a safe recovery back onto the boat by Keith.
Despite the limited visibility, the combination of abundant marine life, productive scallop grounds, calm conditions and dolphin sightings made for another enjoyable day diving on the Sussex coast.
Dive Stats
* Site: Bognor Rocks
* Date: 14 June 2026
* Divers: Matt & Sam
* Cox: Keith
* Maximum Depth: 17m
* Visibility: Approximately 2m
* Conditions: Calm sea, spring tide, fast drift
* Marine Life: Dolphins (surface sighting), spider crab, edible crab, blue wrasse, blennies
* Highlights: Scallop fields and successful scallop collection
Sunday 22nd & 29th March 2026 - Party time
It was that time of year again, Boat Party or time to service the engines and an overall check of our RIB.
5 of us turned up at on the 22nd at 9am to start on the RIB on this lovely dry day. Farmer George was there in his trusty truck to pull the trailer out of the back field through the mud to the yard so we could work in comfort.
Once in the yard we pumped the tyres up to the specified pressure, written on the tyres and also the RIB tubes. The main tasks were to change the oil in both engines and gear boxes, a very and I mean VERY messy job, thanks Keith and Nick, and the plugs, with a check on the sacrificial anodes and general check on the instruments.
The oils and plugs were changed and the anodes were in good order apart from one tab anode which will be replaced in due course. It is always the same one that needs replacing.
Sunday the 29th saw 3 of us turn up to check and adjust the brakes on the trailer and give the RIB a spring clean. Thanks Keith, for help on the brakes and Sam for jet washing the RIB, all ready to tow to the marina on Easter Sunday.
Safe Diving
Steve