Dolphin Leisure Centre - Poole

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Dolphin Leisure Centre - Poole

★★★★☆ (13)

The Dolphin Leisure Centre in Poole features a 25-meter main swimming pool and a separate deep diving pit reaching 3.8 meters. The main pool is ideal for introductory courses and experiences, while the pit supports advanced training and skill practice in a controlled, heated indoor environment.

Divers enjoy introductory experiences, advanced training, or casual practice sessions. Activities include buoyancy control and safety drills in clear, warm water across two pools.

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Dorset Diving Services

Dorset Diving Services

25a Ringwood Road, BH14 0RF Poole, United Kingdom

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