Divers
gearing up ready for a dive in lovely
tropical
surroundings
Nowhere
else on the coast is the diving this easy
Just
walk into the water place you reg in your
mouth
and just float off into the bay....lovely
stuff
The moment
you enter the water, you know
that
this is a special place to dive, with large
schools
of fish swimming in the shallows
There
is so much to explore with many very large boulders and crevices
that
are home to all sorts of marine life. it can be exciting too as sometimes
you
dont know what you are going to run into round the next boulder
There is much hard coral in the sheltered waters of the bay and many species of fish life as can be seen in the pictures below
As you
can see the inshore coral is in very
good
condition and so far hasnt been effected by bleaching like other inshore
reefs
Once
you venture out past the rocky shelter of
the
bay (400 yards) you begin to see a change in
the
types of coral, better suited to currents and
see
many sea fans and many soft corals
Cowrey
shells can be found ocasionally like this one
All kinds
of marine life can be seen in this area
and
on one dive Dave Clements almost bumped
into
a Dugong, dont know who got the biggest
surprise.
This
unusual shot is of a large rock outcrop not far offshore and the photo
is taken straight up looking to the surface.
It can
be a teriffic spot to dive with much to see although you do need to watch
the tides and current as it can whip up very quickly.
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