SoWild packed up and blasted off to South Solitary Island this morning. We had a big weekend at Jetty Dive and with a small group of divers on the boat today, we got to start the new week with some time in the sun and underater! Everyone dropped in at Shark Gutters for the first … Continued
With a nicely mixed boat of students and some regular customers, we had a great ride out to South Solitary Island this morning on SoWild. With a southerly swell, we managed to get in on the top in. Half of us dropped in at Manta Arrrrrch and swam around the corner to meet the rest … Continued
Dive one today was at Cleaner Station to hide from the southerly wind, There was 6-8 Grey Nurse Sharks in the gutters, Bullrays, Schools of fish near ther surface and the sound of singing Humpback Whales at the safety stop.Dive two was a drift from Shark Gutters down to The Gantry. The dive had plenty … Continued
After what seemed like forever, SoWild launched out to sea with a boat full of happy divers! Calm seas and sunshine made for a great ride out to South Solitary Island! Dive one saw all divers dropping in at Manta Arch. The Arch itself didnt have much Grey Nurse Shark action, but the back gutter … Continued
With the Humpbacks southern migration in full swing we had a 9am and 11 am Whale Watch on today and even a Whale Swim in the afternoon.These trips all had amazing interactions with the Whales including a pod of 4 Whales coming up to our boat at 9am and checking everyone out for about 20 … Continued
Today on another warm spring weekend we set out for a dive to South Solitary! Our divers dropped in to Manta Arch for a drift to the gap and the gantry for their first dive, and Buchanan’s wall for their second dive. Our divers were pleasantly surprised but a little bit of a temperature increase, … Continued
Today with another warm day we headed out to South Solitary for a double dive! For our dives we dropped into Cleaner Station for the first dive, and Shark Gutters to the Gantry for the second. Our dives featured all the usual suspects, Grey Nurse Sharks, schooling fish, and wobbegongs. Notably when dropping in on … Continued
