• Dive Conditions and Planning
• Sydney Shore Diving

Sydney Dive Conditions: Local Guide to Choosing the Right Site, Every Time Key Takeaways Small southerly or easterly swell, light winds and diving near slack tide usually create the best Sydney shore diving conditions. Surface conditions and underwat.. Read More

• Freediving Equipment
• Wetsuits and Exposure Protection

The simple answer is yes. However, it’s important to understand the differences between the two. Unlike a SCUBA diver, a Freediver doesn’t have any way to adjust their buoyancy. Even without a wetsuit or weights, a freediver will become n.. Read More

• Freediving Skills and Safety

 As the primary type of fins used by freedivers is bi-fins, this blog will focus on the technique for that equipment configuration.   Walking vs Finning When starting to think about using fins, it’s helpful to get out of the water and.. Read More

• Freediving Equipment

A weight belt is a standard piece of equipment for any Recreational Freediver. You may have seen many different types of weight belts and weight systems out there and you may have also noticed that Freedivers typically favour a rubber belt, rather th.. Read More

• Sydney Shore Diving

The Leap After entering, swim on the surface for about 50 metres and descend into around 10 metres, heading northeast until you reach a distinct drop-off that meets the sand in 22 metres, populated by boulders and overhangs. Head along the wall in a .. Read More

• Sydney Shore Diving
• Dive Skills

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• Sydney Boat Diving

Boat Diving In Sydney Boat diving allows access to unique and diverse habitats & environments that are impossible to experience any other way. As Sydney-based divers, we are so lucky for what we can experience from a boat; from fur seal.. Read More

• Seal Diving
• NSW Dive Trips

There is a Colony of Australian Fur seals on Martin Island, a 10-minute Boat trip from Port Kembla Boat Ramp. Martin Island has areas that are protected, but also provides some great basking areas for the seals to sit and dry off in the sun.. Read More

• Freediving Skills and Safety

How is Freediving different from snorkelling? Snorkelling is the casual act of putting on a mask and snorkel and looking below while floating. Snorkelers may not have any training and spend most of the time on the surface. Skin diving takes snorkelli.. Read More

• Sydney Freediving

Depth: down to 21m Best Time to Dive: Incoming tide approaching high tide, seas must be flat. The Leap is a site well-known to SCUBA divers but often neglected by keen Freedivers. Nestled in the beautiful Kamay National Park between Cape So.. Read More