About this journal
Diver’s Log — Keep a Record of Every Dive
The numbers matter. So does what you saw down there.
A turtle passing by. A reef you’d love to revisit. A dive buddy who made the trip even better. Your dives deserve a record that holds both the details and the memories.
The Skitbooks Diver’s Log gives you a structured place to record your scuba dives, from air pressure and depth to equipment, conditions and personal observations. Fill in an entry after each dive while the experience is still fresh.
Inside the logbook
- Diver information: Keep your contact details, allergies, blood type and emergency contacts together.
- Dive details: Record the dive number, date and dive group.
- Location: Write the dive site name and mark your location on the Philippine map provided.
- Weather and visibility: Note the temperature, wind, weather conditions and underwater visibility.
- Air pressure: Record your starting and ending readings in bar or psi.
- Time and depth: Log your time in, time out, dive duration, average depth and maximum depth.
- Equipment: Note the gear you used for each dive.
- Additional notes: Write about marine life, memorable moments and observations you want to remember.
- Stamps and sign-offs: Space for a dive centre or resort stamp and a sign-off from your instructor, assistant instructor, divemaster or buddy.
As your entries grow, you’ll have a personal dive history to look back through: the sites you explored, the conditions you experienced and the people who shared the water with you.
A useful gift for a newly certified diver, your favourite dive buddy or anyone who loves exploring beneath the surface.
