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SCUBA DIVING LOGBOOK
Record every dive. Preserve your underwater memories.
A practical, thoughtfully designed scuba diving logbook for recording your dives, the sites you explore, the conditions you encounter, and the marine life you see.
100 Dive Records • My Diving Maps • My Species List
6 × 9 inch scuba diving logbook.
Available on Amazon.
More Than Just a Dive Log
A dive is about much more than depth and duration.
It is a dive site, an encounter with marine life, visibility, water temperature, a dive buddy, an instructor, a special moment, or a memory you may want to look back on years from now.
This logbook is designed to help you keep a lasting record of every dive, while giving you enough space to capture what made each dive special.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced diver, it is designed to accompany you dive after dive.
Why Choose a Paper Scuba Diving Logbook?
A Logbook to Keep and Personalize
A physical scuba diving logbook gives you a tangible record of your diving journey, either instead of or alongside apps and digital-only dive records.
Over the years, your logbook can become a personal keepsake, filled with dives, encounters, and moments experienced underwater.
You can also have your dives signed and stamped by the dive centers, instructors, or Divemasters you dive with.
Every signature and stamp adds a personal touch to your logbook and helps tell the story of your journey as a diver.
A Logbook Independent of Your Certification Agency
Your logbook can accompany you regardless of which certification system you use.
It can be used with divers and diving professionals from different agencies and federations, including:
PADI, SSI, SDI, NAUI, CMAS, FFESSM, and other certification systems.
You can have your dives signed by the guide, instructor, Divemaster, or Level 4 diver you dived with, regardless of their training agency.
Your logbook can therefore travel with you from dive center to dive center and from destination to destination, without being tied to a single certification agency.
100 Dive Records
The logbook contains 100 individual dive records, designed to capture the essential details of every dive.
You can record:
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Dive number
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Date
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Dive site
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Dive center / boat
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Location / country
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Start and end time
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Dive time
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Maximum depth
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Water temperature
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Visibility
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Weights
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Wetsuit
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Aluminum or steel tank
Each dive log also includes generous space for your observations, memories, and underwater encounters.
Memories / Marine Life Identification
Record what you saw, what you enjoyed, memorable encounters, and the moments you want to remember long after the dive.
Your Dive, Your Memories
Space for What the Numbers Don't Tell
Technical details are important, but the best diving memories don't always fit into a box.
The Memories / Fish Identification section gives you space to record your observations and memories after each dive.
A particular fish, a turtle, a school of fish, an unexpected encounter, a wreck, or simply a moment you want to remember.
Over time, your logbook becomes the story of your diving journey.
My Diving Maps
See Where You Have Dived
The logbook includes a My Diving Maps section, designed to help you visualize and mark the different regions of the world where you have dived.
Over the years, your maps becomes a personal record of your diving travels and experience.
Every dive leaves a mark.
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My Species List
Keep Track of Your Underwater Encounters
The logbook also includes a My Species List section where you can record the marine life you encounter during your dives.
You can record:
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Species / Marine Life
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Dive Number
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Dive Site
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Observation
This list allows you to keep track of the species that matter to you and the marine life you encounter throughout your diving journey.
Get Your Dives Signed
Instructor, Divemaster or Dive Buddy
Each dive log includes space for:
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Name
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Professional Number
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Signature
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Stamp
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Your Instructor, Divemaster, or dive Buddy can complete and sign your dive record.
PADI, SSI, SDI, NAUI, CMAS, FFESSM or another certification system: your logbook remains independent of any single certification agency.
The signatures and stamps collected throughout your dives give your logbook a unique and personal character.
Designed to Follow Your Diving Journey
For Beginner and Experienced Divers
The logbook is suitable both for divers just starting their journey and for those who already have many dives under their belt.
Its compact 6 × 9 inch format makes it easy to carry with your dive gear or in a travel bag.
Over time, it can become your personal reference logbook, preserving the history of your dives as your experience grows.
Looking to develop your skills and continue your diving journey?
Explore our PADI scuba diving courses in Koh Phi Phi.
Your Scuba Diving Safety Guide
A Practical Bonus for Your Diving Journey
Your logbook also gives you access to a Scuba Diving Safety Guide with practical advice to keep in mind before, during, and after your dives.
The guide covers topics including:
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pre-dive equipment and safety checks
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descending and equalizing
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managing breathlessness underwater
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monitoring your air supply
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what to do if you become separated from your group
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procedures in the event of an out-of-air situation
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safe ascents
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safety stops
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surface intervals
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recommended waiting times before flying
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conservative use of your dive computer
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respecting marine life
Why This Logbook?
Created by Diving Professionals
At PhiPhi Underwater, we work in the diving industry on Koh Phi Phi, Thailand, every day.
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This logbook was created from that experience and based on a simple idea:
A dive logbook should be practical enough to be used regularly, while being enjoyable enough to make you want to preserve your memories.
It is more than just a book of blank pages.
It brings together the essential details of your dives, dedicated space for your observations, a map to track your diving destinations, and a species list to record the marine life you encounter.
It also allows you to collect signatures and stamps from the diving professionals and dive centers you meet along the way, helping you create a personal record of your diving journey.
Ready to Start Your Dive Log?
Keep a record of your dives, underwater encounters, and memories in a logbook designed to accompany you throughout your diving journey.
Buy the Logbook
Available on Amazon.