Updates, dive stories and news from Dive School de Grevelingen.
Your Open Water Diver certification is in, but the real growth starts now. This article gives you an overview of the next steps: how to build up experience, what specialties and courses are available and how to start with your own equipment.
Read more →At Kerkweg dive site, small star-shaped patterns in the sand are a regular sight on the seabed. They are the work of the sand goby, a small native fish that builds mounds each spring to impress females and guard its eggs.
Read more →Diving school de Grevelingen has started the 2026 diving season with its first courses: specialties Perfect Trimming, Underwater Navigation and Nitrox. The trailer is at dive site Kerkweg and visibility in Lake Grevelingen is promising.
Read more →Dive School de Grevelingen features in René Magazine (issue 2, 2026) with an article on the SSI Classified Diving programme, which makes diving accessible to people with physical or sensory impairments. Owner Wil Stutterheim explains how the programme works and what it means to teach and guide this group of divers.
Read more →Diving school de Grevelingen is even more recognisable at Zeeland's dive sites this season. Our trailer is lined with underwater photos of local marine life taken by photographer Yoeri van Es.
Read more →This spring, diving school de Grevelingen is organising special diving days for buddy teams, where you will visit two different dive sites in one day - in the Grevelingen or in combination with the Oosterschelde.
Read more →René Magazine portrayed Wil Stutterheim, the new owner of Duikschool de Grevelingen. From his first dive on Crete and a liveaboard on the Great Barrier Reef to taking over his favourite diving school in Zeeland - a personal story about diving, entrepreneurship and coming home.
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