Category: Dive Report – 2026
By: Teagan Anderson
14th January 2026-UPHILL CURRENT FROM GANTRY
Another cracker day on the Coffs Coast allowed Mega Wild to cruise out to South Solitary for a double dive! The low Southerly blow meant for easy pickings for our dive sites. Dive one saw divers jump in at Shark Gutters. Notable highlights for this dive was a Sadler pufferfish, a Yellow box Fish, Blue Angel…
By: Mike Davey
24th JANUARY 2026 – Double Solitary Double Dive
A busy start to the long weekend had us launchin out to the Solitarys in both MegaWild and SoWild. Megawild loaded with eager divers made it's way to South Solitary Island. Both dives were around the top end of the island. Divers got up close with some Blotched Fantail Rays, Lionfish, Wobbegongs and Turtles. Meanwhile So…
By: Teagan Anderson
15th January 2026 – Drift Dives all Day
The dives today were a bit different to our normal as we had some different current patterns hitting the north end.Dive one was a drift from South Boulder up to Shark Gutters, this had most of our regulars including 4-5 Bullrays, Big Wobbegongs, Schools of Bullseyes and Sweep and plenty of Marco critters in the gutters.Dive…
By: Teagan Anderson
13th January 2026- Two for the price of one!
After a couple of days out of the water, Mega Wild powered out to the Solitary Island Marine Park to take advantage of the lull in the weather. Although the combination of today's wind and swell forecast wasn't ideal, we managed to get in the water for some great dives! The top end of South Solitary…
By: Mike Davey
9th jANUARY 2026 – Thankful for Fridives
Today's Dive had Mega running out to South Solitary Island for a double dive. With strong current and a northerly wind, we hopped in at Buchanan's Wall for dive one. A cold upwelling kept most divers in the warmer, shallow water. The Marine life at Buchanan's featured Turtles, Wobbegongs for the larger things, while octopus, cuttlefish,…
By: Mike Davey
8TH jANUARY 2026 – Current-ly Thursday
Today's dive trip saw both Mega and So Wild heading out to South Solitary. Mega loaded with student divers and snorklers, and the certified divers on So-Wild. Dive one saw Mega hanging out at The Gantry, making the most of the shallower waters for snorkelers. The Gantry was filled with the usual suspects, Blue Groper, Green,…
By: Mike Davey
7th January 2026 – Hump Day Diving
Mega Wild was again laden with divers as it headed out to South Solitary Island. Exceptionally calm surface conditions made the trip out to South Solitary super quick and comfortable. With these glasslike conditions, Mega dropped divers in at Manta Arch, seeing around 20 Grey Nurse Sharks in the arch. The open-water students dove in at…
By: Teagan Anderson
6th January 2026 – Island Hopping Diving
Mega Wild set out this morning for South Solitary Island, loaded with some keen Scuba Divers. Jumping in at Shark Gutters for the first dive, we were met with the same schooling Batfish that have been hanging around enjoying the warm waters these past few weeks. Further down, divers had experiences with some Kobia tagging along…
By: Teagan Anderson
5th January 2026- Magic Monday at South Sol
With another beautiful sunny day on Coffs Coast, we had yet another lovely dive crew who jumped on So Wild and headed out to blow some bubbles. It was a nice mix up to have the small boat run instead of Mega! Dive one saw divers jump in at Buchanan's Wall. All of our favourite smaller…