Brilliant dive conditions for today. At least 20m viz, top to bottom from the boat, water temperature an inviting 23 degrees C, light S – N current. By 11h00, the N east had started to pick up but visibility on the 2nd dive remained outstanding. Interesting launch from the Umkomaas launch site today. Well worth […]
10-12m viz today, no current, water temperature of 23 degrees C. Moderate NE wind blowing, expecting a SW later in the evening or early Friday morning.
A FABULOUS dive was had here with our special clients. Viz at least 25m, moderate S – N current, 19 degrees C at the bottom with 21 degrees C midwater. This site produced long nose hawkfish nestled in their favourite black branched coral tree, a juvenile clown trigger fish trying to hide it’s spectacular colours […]
At least 20m visibility, water temperature on the bottom averaging between 19 – 21 degrees C, a strong S – N current but absolutely amazing dive conditions of late!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well…………..today has been the most mind-blowing of days. On our reef dive at Landers, we spotted a large yellow frogfish (painted angler fish) in one of the canyons. One of our divers had last seen one 20 years ago (no jokes) so he was absolutely overjoyed to be able to photograph this at leisure. On […]
Our first dive of the day was to Landers, which produced magnificent sightings. A bright yellow frogfish, which stood out from everything else in one of the gullies, 2 raggies, a blacktip shark on the safety stop and absolutely magnificent topography on this site!!!! This dive is one of the best around in our area. […]
We had superb dives today and just managed to complete them before a buster south westerly blasted through. Viz at least 25m+, a chilly 19 degrees C at the bottom of Landers,22 degrees C midwater, strong S – N current but it was like diving in a swimming pool. Superb stuff!!!
After 2 days of south westerly winds, we descended to superb visibility at Cathedral, with at least 25m visibility. 4 raggies were spotted at Cathedral. A superb drift dive along the outside edge up towards Pinnacles, where, now and again, the waves were breaking on the Pinnacles, indicating the remainder of a rough ocean. Our […]
After 2 days of south westerly winds, we launched with a light north easterly starting to blow. At least 20-25m visibility on the reefs, a moderate to strong S – N (reverse) current, water temperature 22 degrees C. We had swell and surge at some points due to 2 days of south westerly winds. At […]