15th january 2024- Maclean Highschool Completes OWC

15th january 2024- Maclean Highschool Completes OWC

Getting the last dive of the week in before the crazy weather arrives, Mega Wild packed up and shot out to South Solitary. With an uphill current running northbound, and the wind coming from the north, it made Buchanans Wall the perfect spot to dive on both dives. A Green Turtle and a Lionfish were nestled…

13th January 2025 – Blue Water and Backwards Current at South!

13th January 2025 – Blue Water and Backwards Current at South!

With conditions easing a little SoWild loaded up and powered out to South Solitary Island for today's diving. First up our divers descended on Buchanans Wall, exploring both the wall and Cable Trail areas where despite a dirty upwelling there wasstill plenty of warm blue water and an abundance of fishlife! Schools of Stripy's, Bannerfish, Moorish…

12th January 2025 – North and South Solitary Dives

12th January 2025 – North and South Solitary Dives

So Wild was loaded up with certified divers and steamed up to North Solitary Island, Mega Wild had the Advanced and Open Water students and spent the morning at South Solitary. The reports from both boats sounded amazing!!! Ten Leopard Sharks at North and One at South, Schools of fish at both islands, Eagle Rays, Turtles,…

11th January 2025 -Leopard Pack On The Prowl!

11th January 2025 -Leopard Pack On The Prowl!

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 Hermit…

10th January 2025 – Manta Finally Seen at Manta Arch!

10th January 2025 – Manta Finally Seen at Manta Arch!

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 top…

9th January 2024- Grim Skies & Blue Water

9th January 2024- Grim Skies & Blue Water

With the swell considerably droppping down, only the small boat headed ot to South Solitary Island this morning. We loaded up with a small group of divers and half a dozen snorkelers! The skies were grim, with big rain cloud rolling in from the North. Nontheless, everyone was in high spirits and was super keen to…

8th January 2024-

8th January 2024-

The week of great conditions has continued and MegaWild steamed out to South Solitary Island this morning to continue a week of great diving! The stormy morning did not damper the excitment of all punters and we were keen to jump in. Dive one was a jump in at Manta Arch for a swim around the…

7th January 2025 – Unexpectedly amazing conditions

7th January 2025 – Unexpectedly amazing conditions

With unexpectedly mild conditions Megawild loaded up and powered out to South Solitary Island for today's diving! First up saw our divers descend on Buchanan's Wall, we were welcomed to the bottom by a sleepy Turtle, there were a number of different Shrimp along the wall, a baby Yellow Box Fish, Moral Eels and a Thorny-Back…

6th January 2024- Great Hammerhead

6th January 2024- Great Hammerhead

With both boats headed out to South Solitary Island this morning, we were destined for a couple of great dives with everyone! MegaWild started their morning by getting in at Manta Arch for their first dive and a cruisy dive around The Gantry was the choice for the second. Meanwhile, MegaWild got in for a dive…

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OFFICE LOCATION

Jetty Dive Centre Dive Shop is at 398 Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour, NSW 2450. This is where you begin your experiences with us! All Scuba Dives and Snorkelling must check-in before moving to departure point.

BOATS DEPARTURE POINT

All our boats leave from the Public floating pontoon wharf opposite the “Attitude Burgers “ building.

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