Travel with LSC in 2027!
We are taking names for the trip list, please reach out to us about any questions you may have.
Deposits get your name on the list and the trip coordinator will be in touch with you about more details!
Next Year, the LSC Crew is planning some amazing Dive Adventures for any type of traveler.
Granada: 7 Days / 6 Nights Conservation and learning with Eco Dive Granada - May 15-22, 2027
Diving with a conservation-focused Dive center, Eco Dive Granada, steps away from small local resorts. Choose the pampered, all-inclusive experience, or more of a local experience at a partner stay that includes apartments with kitchens. Participate in coral nursery programs or simply coral nursery experience dives. Depending on the Island Schedule, out group could also participate with their Dive Against Debris monthly clean ups.
More to come soon!
Catamaran Experience, based from Martinique: Exclusive to LSC Community Members - August 1-7, 2026 (Dates subject to change as we finalize the trip in the spring.)
Join us for our Third Annual LSC Fam Trip. Come together for an choose your own adventure style trip. Dive every morning, relax on deck, paddle board or snorkel off the side of the boat, and explore private beaches. This year, we are looking to fill 3 boats! Are you up for the adventure?
Hawaii, The Big Island: 8 days / 7 Nights with Flexibility on Travel - November 1-7, 2026
WE are heading to the Big Island for our Big Trip in 2027. Hawaii provides vibrant reefs, dramatic lava formations, majestic manta rays, and a variety of fish within this Pacific outpost. Additional add-ons for the most adventurous divers include Manta Ray experience or Black Water night diving.
💸 A nonrefundable deposit to secure your spot is $500.
Included in most tripos: Accommodations & 5-day diving package. Accommodations may include transfer from airport
Not Included: Gear Rental, Rental Car (if not on the Catamaran), and individual day excursions.
🦺 As with all LSC trips, travel & dive insurance is strongly recommended. Your own personal dive computer is required.
Hawaii Dive Photo by Joe Leahy on Unsplash
