World Heritage Dive Holiday at Lord Howe Island

World Heritage Dive Holiday at Lord Howe Island.

While the Aussie dollar is low, the opportunity to find our own national treasures is more inviting than overseas. Lord Howe Island is an amazing place when you see it’s natural beauty.
Lord Howe Island is an easy 2 hour flight from Sydney, Brisbane or Port Macquarie and is approximately the same Latitude as Coffs Harbour. The Island offers treasures to see both above and below the water, so the trip Ideally suits divers and non-divers, and families. The scenery is just spectacular and is one place you must see.
Underwater is also has some amazing treasures. Whilst Coffs Harbour has a similar latitude to Lord Howe, the mix of marine life takes a tropical twist. Corals are more prolific, the fish are more tropical and the rock substructure is totally different there.
There is also the opportunity to take in one of the most elusive dive sites of the world and that is diving Ball’s Pyramid.
Ball’s Pyramid is 20 km south of Lord Howe and has spectacular diving. Loaded with resident Galapagos Sharks and large pelagic fish like Kingfish and Jacks, it also offers secrets like the very rare Ballina Angelfish.
The trip starts only a short distance from Coffs Harbour at Port Macquarie, and can also start from Sydney or Brisbane on a separate flight. The dates that are booked run from Saturday 4th to Saturday 11th March 2017. March is the warmest time of the year to dive, and has weather patterns more favourable for calm seas. The cost includes accommodation, flights and 8 dives from $2,980 and non-diving $2,320.
Bookings need to be confirmed by 29th August 2016 to secure this group deal. You keen? Join us on the World Heritage Dive Holiday at Lord Howe Island next year. Check out more info on our Lord Howe Island Trip page
Happy diving from the Jetty Dive Crew 🙂