Another great day on the water before we had a wind change. The Humpbacks went crazy with breaches and Tail slaps. We are now seeing larger numbers indicating the migration is is full swing for the larger percentage of whales.
With some lovely sea conditions we have had some lovely Whale action today. With over 30 breaches from a young Humpback Whale, our customers were entertained with all the moves a whale can give. Numbers have increased dramatically with a number of pods around.
Whilst we have been doing a few trips before now, today appears to be the start of a greater number of Whales coming through. Interestingly, the majority of what we saw today were younger whales and they put on a show for us with multiple breaches and tail slaps.
The recently published Scientific study by Drs David Harasti and Hamish Malcolm has proven what we have suspected with the many years that we have dived the Solitary Islands Marine Park. The Black Rockcod (Epinephelus daemelii) or what we call Black Cod are a regular sighting at South Solitary islands, however we should consider ourselves … Continued
with the weather breaking after yesterday Megawild again loaded up and headed out to South Soliary for today’s diving! First up our divers descended on Manta Arch, where a dozen Grey Nurse Sharks were seen in and around the arch, along with a Conger Eel, Zebra Lionfish were also seen during the dive, and also … Continued
Despite the dreary weather Megawild loaded up with some super keen divers and steamed out to South Solitary for today’s diving! First up our divers dropped in at Manta Arch, where a dozen Grey Nurse Sharks were seen in the arch, along with Nudibranchs, Popcorn Shrimp, Zebra Lionfish, White Eyed Morays, Orangutan Crabs and to … Continued
Happy Saturday from the team at Jetty Dive. We had a busy day today, running both of our boats. So Wild ventured up to North Solitary Island today whilst Mega Wild kept it a bit more local and shot out to the Lighthouse at South Solitary Island. North Solitary Island showed two great dives at … Continued
We had a mix of dirty and not so dirty visbility today, however, that didn’t stop the divers seeing a massive amount of fish-life. Dive 1 was in a bit of current at Shark Gutters with Grey Nurse sharks cruising around the shallow gutters. We were in search of the tail roped shark to help … Continued
We would love to have great visibility every day, but sadly, we have days when the vis is down. Today was one of those! Manta Arch was our choice on the first Dive and a milky 3-5 metres was the best vis we could get in the Area. While our PADI Advanced students went deep … Continued
