Scuba dive log with 30 dive pages, species list and trip planner

Scuba dive log pages give recreational divers one peaceful, orderly home for each dive, each trip and each creature spotted below the surface. The undated set has 50 pages. You get 30 full pages for logging dives, plus a diver profile, a record of certifications and training, an index of dives, a gear inventory with a service log, weighting notes, a trip planner with a packing list, a list of species seen, a wishlist of dive sites and more. It downloads instantly as a US Letter or A4 PDF.

Fill in a page on the boat ride home, and your underwater memories stay as clear as the water was.

How this scuba dive log keeps your diving organized

Every log page starts with the dive number, date, site and location, then entry, water and dive type, time in and out, maximum depth, bottom time, surface interval and starting and ending pressure. Conditions follow: water and air temperature, visibility, current and surface. Gas, suit, weights and tank sit next to a space for marine life, a dotted box where you can sketch the site or profile, notes, a star rating and a line for your buddy to sign.

With the index of 60 numbered dives, any dive is easy to look up again, and the weighting log helps you settle on the right weight for each suit and tank. Since the pages carry no dates, you can print new log pages for each trip or season. A tick list of 80 common animals makes every descent feel like a little treasure hunt.

Who this dive logbook is for

• Newly certified open water divers who want to record their very first dives
• Recreational divers who like a written record alongside what their dive computer stores
• Travelers getting ready for a liveaboard, a reef holiday or a weekend of shore dives
• Lovers of ocean life who never want to forget a turtle, a ray or a nudibranch
• Buddies who fill in their logs together after every trip

Design and printing

• Minimal, elegant pages in white with soft blush pink details that go easy on ink
• Wide margins on all sides, so nothing gets clipped by a home printer
• Portrait format in US Letter (8.5 x 11 in) and A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Undated, so you can begin any day and print more dive pages whenever you like
• Ready for a binder, a clipboard or spiral binding at a print shop

Inside the scuba dive log: 50 pages

1. 1Cover with contents
2. 2Diver profile for your name, dives logged before this book, first dive, certifications, emergency contact, key info for your buddy, your usual setup, a short guide to the log, why you dive, your goals and places dived so far
3. 3Certifications and training, 9 rows for course or level, date, instructor, dive center and location and card number, 7 rows for skills practice and refreshers, the next course you would like and questions to ask your instructor
4. 4Dive plan and buddy check, a 7 point buddy check reminder, a plan block (site, entry, max depth, max time, turn point, buddy, signals, route, notes), conversion charts for depth, pressure and water temperature and personal reminders
5. 5 to 6Index of 60 numbered dives with date, site, location, depth, time and page
6. 7Gear inventory listing 12 items plus 4 empty rows, with model and size, purchase date, serial number and notes, along with an accessories checklist and a wishlist for gear
7. 8Gear service log, 16 rows for date, item, service, who did it, cost and next due, with a section for what is coming up and a checklist for rinsing after each trip
8. 9Weighting notes, a 12 row log for suit, tank, water, weight carried and how it felt, a quick reference for salt and fresh water and notes on trim and buoyancy
9. 10Trip planner for destination, dates, budget, dive center or boat, travel and accommodation, water temperature, the suit to bring, season and dives planned, plus a 7 row day by day dive plan, sites and animals you hope for and a pre-trip checklist
10. 11Packing list for the trip with checklists for dive gear, extras, documents and topside items, a don't forget box and things to bring home
11. 12 to 41Dive log, 30 full pages. Each holds a running total of dives, dive number, date, site and location, entry (shore, boat, other), water (salt, fresh) and type of dive (reef, wreck, wall, drift, night, training). Next come time in and out, max depth, bottom time, surface interval, pressure at start and end in psi or bar, water temperature, visibility, air temperature, current and surface, the gas used (air or nitrox with O2 %), exposure suit, weights, tank and other gear. The page ends with marine life seen, a dotted box for sketching, notes, stars and your buddy's name, signature and certification number
12. 42 to 43Species list of 80 common animals to tick off (34 fish, 16 rays, sharks, turtles and mammals, 18 invertebrates and 12 corals, sponges and others), each with where and when you first saw it, plus extra blank rows
13. 44Species log, 18 rows for species, date, site, depth and notes, with a box to sketch a creature and a list of animals you still hope to meet
14. 45Site wishlist, 14 rows for site, country or region, reason, best season, level and a tick box, plus dream encounters and courses you need first
15. 46Favorite sites on 4 cards, each with the site, location, depth range, best time to go, why you love it and tips for a return visit
16. 47Totals and milestones, 12 rows of running totals, 10 milestones from the first open water dive up to 100 dives and your personal bests
17. 48Trip memories with the best dive and best encounter, the funniest moment, people you met, a space for a photo or sketch, lessons learned and plans for next time
18. 49Lined page for notes
19. 50Dotted page for sketches and site maps

What you download

• Scuba Dive Log, US Letter PDF (50 pages)
• Scuba Dive Log, A4 PDF (50 pages)
• Read Me First, a brief printing guide (PDF)

How to download and print

• Check out with PayPal, a debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your download page opens as soon as the payment goes through.
• We email the same private download links to you, so you can download your files again later.
• Open the PDF in a free reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader and print at 100% or Actual size.
• Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own personal use.

Good to know

• The logbook is a PDF made for printing, not a hyperlinked digital planner. You can still bring it into most note taking apps and write on it.
• This is a digital download. No physical product will be sent.
• Colors can look slightly different on screen than on paper.
• For your personal use only. Sharing, reselling or passing on the files is not allowed.
• Digital files cannot be returned, but if a file will not open or print correctly, email us and we will help right away.
• This is a personal record only. It does not replace dive training or any official logbook that your training agency, dive center or employer may ask for. Always stay within your training and follow the briefing from your dive center.
• All conversions are rounded and meant as a reference. No brand names appear.

How this was made

Designed and written by PetiteDiary. AI tools helped draft parts of the text, and some background scenes in the preview images were created with AI. Every page was designed, reviewed and checked before release.

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