“You haven’t dived unless you have done a shark feed!”…

Dwarf Minke Whales were first identified in 1985 and are thought to be a sub-species of the Common or North Atlantic Minke Whale (Balaenoptera acutorostrata)…

The Great Barrier Reef is the World’s largest structure built by organisms and is visible from outer space…

The Yongala is regarded by many as the best wreck dive in the World…

Airlie Beach, a quaint tourist town half way between Brisbane and Cairns in far north Queensland, is the gateway to the Whitsunday Islands and some great diving.

Spectacular Heron Bommie is one of Australia’s most famous dive sites with a Worldwide reputation, the father of recreational scuba diving, Jacques Cousteau, rated Heron Bommie in his Top 10 dive sites!…

Lady Elliot Island is the southernmost coral cay in the Great Barrier Reef and is in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park’s “Green Zone” therefore being afforded the highest level of protection…

Whale sharks, Rhincodon typus, are the largest fish in the oceans…

The Exmouth Navy Pier is arguably the best jetty dive in Australia, if not the World!…

The Rowley Shoals are three tiny coral atolls in the middle of nowhere in the Indian Ocean off the remote north western Australian coast 260 kilometres (160 miles) west of Broome…

Darwin Harbour is a mecca for wreck diving enthusiasts where over 20 wrecks, including six Catalina flying boats, lay on the bottom waiting to be explored…