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By: Teagan Anderson
22nd December 2024- 25+ VIz and 25 Degree Water
With fantastic conditions reported from yesterdays dive, we continued on with summer holiday diving and headed out to South Solitary. With a northerly wind blowing we jumped in on the Southern End of the The Light for better-ish protection. Dive one was at Buchanans Wall. We had about 25 metres of blue visiblity and no current.…
By: Lindsay Devery
21st December 2024 – Blue Water Rolls in to South Solitary Island
With conditions easing Megawild slipped out to South Solitary Island for today's diving. Once at the island we realised that the swell was still up to 2m but this did not dampen the excitement that the visibility was pushing to 20m!!Dive one was a drift from Shark Gutters down to South Boulder, we had schools Fusiliers,…
By: Teagan Anderson
17th December 2024- Manta Ray in The Gap
Christmas came early today at South Solitary Island! We had a big boat full of keen divers who loaded up Mega Wild this morning and shot out to the island for some great time in the water. With a bit of current running downhill, we wanted to save the top end of the island for our…
By: Teagan Anderson
15th November 2024- Freediving courses are back on
With perfect conditions off the coast, MegaWild packed up both Scuba and Freediving equipment to shoot out to South Solitary for a splash around in the water! Between a Search and Recovery Course, an Open Water Diving Course, a Freediving Course, along with certified dive leads- we had a bit on! And everyone had a great…
By: Mike Davey
16th December 2024-Turtle Time
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 SeaWorld…
By: Teagan Anderson
14th December 2024- Turtles Sharks and rays
MegaWild shot out to South Solitary this morning for a double dive, taking full advantage of the low forecasted swell and wind. We steamed out with a boat full of keen divers with nearly glass out conditions and had plenty of options to chose for a dive site! First up, divers descended at Manta Arch for…
By: Debbie Davey
12 December 2024 – Blue Water Returns
While "So Wild" ventured north in search of the Crown Of Thorns Sea Stars with the Sydney Uni and S.U.R.G, Mega Wild headed to South Solitary Island in search of blue water and it delivered!!Dive one was at Manta Arch and there was 12-15 Grey Nurse spread out between the arch and the Back Gutter, we…
By: Mike Davey
9th December-Manta arch in the gloom
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 for…
By: Teagan Anderson
8th December 2024- Fun in the Sun(day)
Finishing the weekend off strong, Mega Wild steamed out for another double dive at South Solitary Island this morning. With a slight wind coming from the North, everyone opted to jump in the water at the Southern End of the island to have optimal conditions! The surface was flat with minimal current, however the visibility has…