The afternoon activities are self organized. Trips in previous years have included snorkeling with turtles, sightseeing tours, surfing, body boarding, scuba diving, and dinner outings to the fishing village of Oistins.
Pictures from the group outing to Crane Beach.
Here's the info from a couple of years ago.
There is a very nice shallow reef directly behind Bellairs Institute.
As a favour, the institute allows us to rent their tanks and dive on the reef. This is not intended for inexperienced divers, so there are restrictions:
In the past we have organized day and night dives.
If you intend on snorkelling with us, please ensure you have your own snorkel and goggles. These can be found readily on amazon and in most sporting goods stores.
Also make sure you have plenty of sunscreen!
For night snorkelling, you will need to wear something that covers your arms and legs in order to help keep you warm and to protect against jellyfish encounters (uncommon but painful when they do occur). A long-sleeve t-shirt and leggings or long underwear will suffice; a fancy scuba or surf suit is not necessary. You will also need a small dive light. You can get reasonable lights for $30-$50 on the web (e.g., Amazon) or your local aquatic sporting store.