Smarter Dive Charters Australia

25/09/2016

25/09/2016

25/09/2016

08/06/2016

08/06/2016

29/05/2016

The fish out here are so inquisitive...especially this Spangled Emperor

02/05/2016

19/04/2016

There is a special place in our hearts for Frank.

19/04/2016

Nice Cuttlefish and top way to start the day!

17/03/2016

Todays group is currently swimming with a 8m whale shark!
Ningaloo ReefNingaloo Reef Dive Migration Media-Underwater Imaging

12/03/2016

08/03/2016

04/03/2016

The Saddled Toby is also known as the Black Saddle Pufferfish. Sections of its body are poisonous and it has the ability to inflate it's body when threatened. They have fast growing teeth and as a result eat hard shelled shrimp to keep them in check.

04/03/2016

The reef on a hazy day.

04/03/2016

The Ultimate Scorpionfish

This is a lacy scorpionfish (Rhinopias aphanes). In fact its only the second one i have seen diving in this region since 1987.

Unfortunately for this psychedelic fish, its beauty makes it very desirable among aquarists the world over. In addition, it is so confident in its perfect camouflage that it simply doesn't try to hide in its natural environment and most divers just miss it.

On this occasion It was next to a similar coloured feather star - i had to do a double take to make sure what i was looking was for real! Excited was a understatement. All of our divers on this day were escorted to see this rare beauty.

Found and photographed by Jay Wink Abc Scuba Diving Port Douglas.

04/03/2016

29/01/2016

This is truly amazing!

This is probably the most incredible underwater footage you’ll see

19/01/2016

19/01/2016

09/12/2015

Grey Nurse sharks, massive bull rays, huge crayfish of interest? See our article on diving Diving Fish Rock - South West Rocks: http://bit.ly/1QdVIB9

I scuba dived Fish Rock cave with South West Rocks Dive Centre and loved it. Learn more about this amazing scuba diving experience.

29/11/2015

29/11/2015

Our Managing Director Peter Gash is off to London next week for a special screening of Sir David Attenborough's landmark series 'The Great Barrier Reef'. Atlantic Productions, who produced the 3 part series, visited Lady Elliot Island in June to film the manta rays in action so we can't wait to see the end result!

The rest of us will have to wait until next year to see the documentary, it is expected to air early 2016 and will be distributed to more than 130 countries

Sir David Attenborough back at the Great Barrier Reef. Photo: Atlantic Productions

29/11/2015