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Where to scuba dive in Exmouth?

Bucket List Diver just came back of a week of great diving at Exmouth in the Ningaloo Reef. We had a lot of fun and really enjoyed to take a break out of Perth Scuba Diving to enjoy the warm water of Ningaloo Reef. We wanted to give you some inspiration to plan your holidays…

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August 17, 2020

Everything you need to know about Diving with Nurse Sharks at Rottnest Island

If Scuba diving with Great Nurse Sharks is on your Bucket List then look no further then diving with us at Shark Cave, west end of Rottnest Island How do I get there? Rottnest Island is accessible by boat from Fremantle. Our boat MoonshineII takes you directly to the dive site and we make a…

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August 3, 2020

PADI International Women’s Dive Day

What a great day for 2020 PADI International Women’s Dive Day Thank you everyone for joining us for this years big event. Having learnt from the past, we decided this year it would be best to stay indoors and plan for a fun indoor pool games morning followed by a BBQ lunch. What did we…

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July 22, 2020

Back to Rottnest Island after a long break

With the easing on restrictions and Rottnest Island re-open we were able to head back to Rottnest Island last Saturday. A sunny winter day, we headed out with our 6 divers for a double dive at the south side of the island. Dive #1 we saw a monster giant cuttlefish. This thing was no joke,…

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June 23, 2020

Top 4 awesome places to Dive around Perth

Perth, Western Australia is home to some awesome dive locations from shipwrecks to caves, sharks and nudibranches. Here’s our top 4 awesome places to Dive around Perth Rottnest Island Situated an hour boat trip from Fremantle, Rottnest island has so many dive sites to explore. Made up of limestone, you will find plenty of caverns and…

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June 14, 2020

When is the right time for ‘Shark Cave” -Rottnest Island?

For some of you reading this, the idea of diving with sharks sounds exhilarating. For others maybe not so much?! We are so blessed to have a wonderful dive site “Shark Cave” off Rottnest Island. The most counted on a single dive in the cave is 12 Grey Nurse sharks. Scary looking with jagged teeth…

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June 13, 2020

Seahorses Galore in Rockingham

With the winter weather being absolutely stunning so far, Instructor Kate and Divemaster Hayley decided to check out a new dive site we have yet to explore. Palm Beach Jetty, Rockingham is a great dive site from what we found from our one 47min dive. Easy access with plenty of parking, toilet and shower facilities,…

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June 4, 2020

Top Activities to do around Perth, Western Australia

Is snorkelling with Australian Sea Lions on your Bucket List? Carnac Island is a short 20min boat ride from Fremantle and worth the ride. Keep your eye on dolphins on the way! The Australian Sea Lions are the rarest species of Sea Lion in the world and at Carnac island they are all males. Carnac…

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April 25, 2020

5 things you can do NOW to keep in diving

Diving might be off the cards for some of us but don’t worry…it will be back!!! Here is a list of 5 ways you can still  be involved in diving (even without getting wet) 1. Start doing your online section for your next dive course. Not yet certified to do your Open Water course or…

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April 15, 2020

How to choose your dive computer and use it properly!

The use of dive computer has made scuba diving even more easy and enjoyable. We are now done making mistakes skipping lines on our old dive tables.  After years of development, computers come in all shapes, colors and price. I recently change my computer watch for a new one and I would like to give…

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February 20, 2020

A Scuba Divers List of New Year’s Resolutions

It’s that time of the year where we all vow to improve on ourselves and get a fresh start. There’s always the usual: loose weight, quit smoking, drink and eat less…but what about for us divers? Here’s a list of our own that we have come up with that only seems too appropriate: Resolution #1

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January 3, 2020

Seeds for snapper – Cockburn Sea grass conservation

by Hayls Wight You might have seen some events pop up recently seeking volunteers for the OzFish Seeds for snapper program. What’s it all about? Seeds for Snapper: Sea Grass as an important link “Apart from green turtles, dugong and garfish, very few animals directly eat seagrass. Instead, seagrass inhabitants are reliant on epibiota or…

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November 26, 2019