Dive Club Trip Plan Template
A club or group trip adds coordination a single-boat dive plan doesn't need to handle -- a larger and more varied roster, multiple dives across a day or trip, and logistics that need to reach everyone in advance, not just be briefed dockside.
What a trip plan adds
- Full trip roster, which may be larger and more varied in experience than a single boat's worth
- Multiple dives or days, each with its own objective and site
- Shared logistics -- meeting point, timing, what to bring
- A point of contact for trip-wide questions before anyone arrives
Sharing it ahead of the trip
The value of a shared trip plan is that every participant can review it, ask questions, and confirm their own role before the trip starts -- not scramble to catch up once everyone's already on-site.
Dive Brief organizes information entered by the dive team. It does not calculate whether a dive is safe or replace training, certification, professional judgment, dive computers, agency standards, or a live predive briefing.
Turn this checklist into a shared team briefing that everyone can review.
Create a Shared Dive Brief