19 February 2022:
What a spectacular day! Leopard Sharks and Eagle Rays everywhere, a Manta in the Needles and a dolphin at the Cod Hole!
3 February 2022:
4 Mantas today! We had Mantas, Leopard Sharks and Eagle Rays circling us in the Needles. There was a lot of activity and there seemed to be a lot of fish spawn in water, so this was possibly a feeding event.
31 January 2022:
Meet Buffalo, yesterday’s friendly Manta (ID #1056), a large male, first spotted at Solitary Islands Marine Park in 1989! Wow!
27 January 2022:
After weeks of bad weather we finally have some beautiful diving conditions and Leopard Sharks everywhere!
18 December 2021:
25 degrees and Leopard Sharks everywhere!!!
10 December 2021:
If you’re still looking for that perfect present, how about a diving, freediving, snorkelling or whale watching gift voucher? Available via email right up until Christmas Eve (just in case you’re running a bit late this year…). Give us a call on 1800858155 or send us an email to info@bluebaydivers.com.au
8 December 2021:
Welcome back QLDers! On Monday 13 December the QLD border will finally re-open and we’ll be back in the border bubble! That means that our QLD customers can come down to Brunswick Heads for a dive at Julian Rocks and return home without any Covid test or quarantine. Give us a call on 1800858155 or send a message, if you’d like to come out. We can’t wait to see you all again!
30 November 2021:
Congratulations to Danielle and Egor who got engaged on their dive at Julian Rocks on Sunday! It was a great morning at the rock with vis up to 15m and great diving, so that must be a good omen. We wish you a lifetime of joy, love and happiness!
22 October 2021:
That’s it for 2021! Our whale watching season has officially come to an end. A huge thank you to all our customers and friends who supported us in these challenging times. 2021 was definitely a tough year for us. We look forward to seeing you all next year when things will hopefully be a little less complicated. All that remains to say now is „Safe travels and good luck!“ to our Humpback friends. Be safe and we’ll see you all in 2022!
