FAVOURITE LOCAL DIVE SITE: Rockingham Wreck Trail

This is my favourite site because it's the first place I saw a Seahorse. You are virtually guaranteed to see them here, hanging off the ropes that connect the wrecks. 

FAVOURITE LOCAL DIVE SITE: The Key Biscayne Wreck

This is a jack up oil rig than sank in a storm. Sitting in 42m of water, it's a great wreck for both recreational and technical dives. It's such a big structure that it's really difficult to see the whole thing on 2 dives.

FAVOURITE LOCAL SHORE DIVE: POINT PERON

Any chance to go and I am there! While at first glance it seems like it' s only a mass of kelp, there are treasures within, with valley's and swim thru's and reef cave systems which are like another world. Off of the reef which is a sandy bottom there is not much fish life but at the reef and in the swim thru's and caves you will find oldwives, bullseyes, southern coral fish, wrasse and in one of the bigger caves you will find a school of silver drummer.

FAVOURITE LOCAL DIVE SITE: ROBB'S JETTY COOGEE

There are the old jetty pylons which aren't visible above the surface, that run for approx 100 meters, these pylons are covered in corals and all sorts of sea life including sea horses, nudibranch's, small grubfish. On one particular dive I saw a small ray, scorpion fish, lionfish, crayfish, small port Jackson sharks, a huge school of catfish, 4 seahorses, cowrie, Robb's Jetty also makes for a fantastic night dive site, and every night dive I have done there I have seen loads of baby port Jackson sharks, which are so friendly you can actually pat them!

FAVOURITE LOCAL SHORE DIVE: South Perth Foreshore

Although the quality of the water is not the best at South Perth Foreshore, the grass on the park is excellent. It’s provides the perfect pre-dive warm-up as I’m able to run around like and idiot, roll on the lawn scratching my back and chase poodles.