Dive Trips
| DIVE SAFARIS TO NINGALOO REEF AND ISLANDS - EXMOUTH, WA |
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The trip can includes such wonders as snorkeling with whales and swimming with Reef sharks. Feeding giant Grouper by hand. See giant Manta rays, huge schools of barracuda, trevally plus the wonderful colors of tropical fish and coral.
Four trips are done a year during July amnd August so you can get away from the Perth's winter into the sunshine of the Northwest. Select from either 3 or 5 day trips.
All Iinclusive, all Dive Equipment, air fills, food, accomodation tents, swags, fishing gear.
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| HMAS SWAN WRECK - DUNSBOROUGH, WA |
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133 METER LONG DESTROYER
Relative easy wreck dive for beginners |
This wreck was specifically prepared for divers and as a result offers an easy and low risk wreck diving experienced, although large and spectacular enough to thrill even the most experienced diver. Depth 30 meters.
Another reason it's popular is that it only takes a few minutes by boat to get to the wreck.
The trip also includes an amazing NIGHT Dive on the end of the 1.5 km long Busselton Jetty.
Available to Open Water divers as Advanced training is supplied on the trip.
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| VANUATU - SS PRESIDENT COLLIDGE DIVE WRECK- OVERSEAS TRIP |
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This wreck is only 10 meters short of the Titanic in leagth. It was a luxury linner until seconded by the military at the start opf the second world war. Sunk during early part of the war after running into friendly mines close to Ammerican base in vanutau. The Captain ran the ship onto the reefs only 50 meters from shore to enable the 3500 passngers to exit safely. She skipped back off the reef into deep water. The rear of the vessel lies in 60 meters of water however the bow is close to shore an much shallower and it is accessable to all levels of divers from beginner to advanced..
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| SANKO HARVEST WRECK - ESPERANCE, WA |
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Depth 13m - 42 , Advanced diver Certification required.
Sunk in 1991, 174 m in length and a beam of 27 m.
Rated as one of the best dives along our coast,
plus our southern waters are known for their
excellent visibility.
See Large Groupers, soft corals, Jumbo lobster
huge caves , swim throughs and drop offs.
Naote : Advanced Divers only.
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ONE OF THE LARGEST WRECKS IN THE WORLD
Spectacular wreck dive.
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| GREAT WHITE SHARK CAGE DIVE - PORT LINCOLN, SOUTH AUSTRALIA |
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This is a once in life time experience that no diver should miss. See these amazing creatures in the wild and be some of the few people on earth to have witnessed them. Who knows how long they will survive in these uncertaint times of global warming and fishing pressures. It may the last chance many of us will ever get to have this wonderful experience before they are soon lost altogether.
Trips are done June each year.
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| HMAS PERTH WRECK - AlBANY WA |
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| The trip to the HMAS Perth in Albany is another exciting weekend of diving. Normally arranged on a long weekend due to the traveling involved. We often conduct Wreck Diver Specialty courses and Nitrox courses to concide with this trip. The Depth is to 36 meters and is Available to Open Water divers with experience beond training dives. The cool temperate waters of the southwest ensure excellent visibility. Larger than the Swan we have also learnt from the mistakes made on the Swan Wreck. the Perth is larger and contains more items of interest than the Swan.
Available to Open water Divers as advanced training supplied on the trip.
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Click on image for details and date of next trip.  LARGER THAN THE HMAS SWAN
Scuttled November 24th 2001 in Albany Harbor |
| THE KEY BISCAYNE OIL RIG - LANCELIN, WA |
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THE JACK UP RIG
This is a massive structure, & a breath taking dive.
Advanced divers with experience only. |
The Key biscayne is situated off the coast at Lancelin which is approximately 1 1/2 hours drive north of Perth.
The oil rig lies upside down in a maximum depth of 42m. The shallowest part of the rig is at 25 m and is vast in size.
Rated by many as the best wreck along our coast and is
definitely a world class dive. The wreck is a maze of twisted structures and would take 5 or more dives to see it completely.
The dive is for experienced divers with deep diver training. However, experienced Advanced Divers are welcome as the trip includes Deep diver training.
The dive is suited to Nitrox or as a decompression dive.
This Page is currently under construction. Once completed
it will include video of the wreck just prior to it sinking,
dive site map and original rig specifications.
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