Category: Jetty Dive Blog
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By: Tara Davey
Tara’s Fave Fish Friday – Barrier Reef Anenome Fish
Welcome to Tara's Fave Fish Friday! Where we explore one of Tara's favorite fish from the Solitary Islands Marine Park.Today's fave fish is the Barrier Reef Anenome Fish - Amphiprion akindynos These little guys are a regular at the Solitary Islands Marine Park! We are very lucky to have a lovely mix of tropical and subtropical fish…
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By: Tara Davey
Tara’s Fave Fish Friday – Gunther’s Butterflyfish
Welcome to Tara's Fave Fish Friday! Where we explore one of Tara's favorite fish from the Solitary Islands Marine Park. Today's fave fish is the Gunther's Butterflyfish - Chaetodon Guentheri. These cuties are often found in the Solitary Islands Marine Park. They're a tropical but cold-water species, which makes the Dive Sites we see them at…
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By: Tara Davey
Tara’s Fave Fish Friday – Green Moon Wrasse!
Welcome to Tara's Fave Fish Friday! Where we explore one of Tara's favorite fish from the Solitary Islands Marine Park.Today's fave fish is the Green Moon Wrasse - Thalassoma Lutescens.These cuties are abundant in the Solitary Islands Marine Park, and probably one of the most commonly seen Wrasse! They grow to about 30cm, feed on bottom-dwelling…
By: Tara Davey
PADI Electronic Logbook Tips and Tricks!
PADI Electronic Logbook Tips and Tricks - Table of Contents: 2022 Update Introduction Why log Dives? But I don't know what to write! Suggestions on what to write in your dive log PADI Electronic Logbook When logging a dive with PADI electronic Logbook Quick Tips Don't use decimals Logout and Login Don't take too long! Be…
By: Tara Davey
Jetty Dive actions to avoid Corona Virus
We like to stay positive wherever possible when it comes to things like this, but we take seriously that there are measures that should be put into place to help protect our customers however possible, and avoid the spread of COVID-19. Over and above our normal cleaning process, Jetty Dive are now disinfecting the shop Regulators…
By: Jetty Dive
Where to Buy Scuba Gear Online in Australia
Buy Scuba Gear Online: Tips for Buying Diving Equipment Are you thinking about treating yourself to some diving gifts this Christmas? Do you want to develop your own diving gear set and buy accessories or key items for the first time? Have you been researching where to buy from and the best deals available? Here’s why…
By: Jetty Dive
Learn to Dive in Coffs Harbour on your next Family Holiday
Why Should Families Learn to Dive? Children have a natural curiosity about the world around them. They want to know how things work, how creatures live, and especially where they live. They also have an urgent need for exploration. Your child may want to try their hand at scuba diving, or you may be an avid diver…
By: Jetty Dive
Diving The Solitary Islands Marine Park – Coff’s Harbour
The Solitary Islands Marine Park is located on the NSW north coast and extends north from Coff's Harbour to Sandon River along 75km of coastline. The marine park covers approximately 710 km2 and was established in 1998, however, prior to that, it had been a marine reserve since 1991. With almost 30 years of protection, it…
By: Jetty Dive
Diving Coff’s Harbour: Where the Subtropics Meet the Tropics
Diving in Coff’s Harbour is unlike diving in any other place on Earth. Coff’s harbours unique location means that we see both tropical and subtropical marine life as the warm waters of the Great Barrier Reef meet the cooler waters from Sydney and below. Not only does this mean we see an incredibly diverse range of…