3rd December 2019

Today, 3rd December 2019, we took out 2 Wild with a boat of divers to the Solitary Islands, and experienced lovely conditions towards the top end of South Solitary Island.
Our first dive this morning was at Shark Gutters. As the conditions were not super clear, we saw plenty of marine life – they tend to come out and play when the visibility is lower! Among the Grey Nurse’s we saw wobbegongs, some bull rays, damsel fish of various types, lionfish, and a Spanish dancer.
We took our regular surface interval before descending back underwater. Dive number two was Shark Gutters to South Boulder, a drift dive.
Along the Boulder Wall, we saw more Grey Nurse Sharks. There were some goatfish on this dive, along with Green Sea Turtles, Wobbegongs, and some more bullrays.
Thank you to Steven Jukes for the Lionfish picture!

Conditions Report:

Visiblity : 5-10m
Temperature: 20°C