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Hello there,
 
While we've been bravely diving in wet and windy WA. Some people have been livin' it up in Vanuatu. The gang have been diving the President Coolidge and the Blue Hole with lots of dives to come. They made a night dive on the wreck on Monday night and plan to go out and do some diving on the outer reefs later this week. The water is a balmy 28 degrees, by the way! 
 
We're not bothered! The Open Water students and Sunday Morning Shore divers had a lovely dive(s) at Rockingham Wreck Trail. A lot of work has been done removing sand from the big plane and boat as well as linking up the various wrecks to make navigation easier.
 
 
Open Water Divers Synchronised Cramp removal
 
Do you know what you can't see in Vanuatu?... WHALES! So we're heading off on October 10th to have a morning of whalewatching, snorkeling with the sealions and breakfast! Everyone is welcome, you don't have to be a diver and it's only $80 for the trip including breakfast!
 
Whale Tail Cheeky sealion 
 
COMING UP
Sun, Sept 20th Sunday morning shore dive. Free of charge.
 
Sat, Sept 26th – Escape the Grand Final Madness with a trip to Rottnest Island. $135 includes second cylinder, boat trip, lunch and 2 dives.  t’s a lot clearer out at the island right now AND a couple of degrees warmer. Departing Fremantle at 8.30am
 
Sun, Sept 27th - Join us to watch the pre-release screening of End of the Line. Showing at Little Creatures Loft in Fremantle at 6.30pm. Tickets are $12 and available from The Conservation Council 9420 7266.
Sat, Oct 10th - Whalewatching a Snorkel with the Sealions Tour. $80 includes breakfast and boat trip. Departing Hillarys at 8.30am back at 12.30pm. Spaces are limited.
 
DIVE PAPUA NEW GUINEA MAY 21-29 2010
$3693 per person ex-Brisbane. Includes return flights Brisbane-Kavieng, 8 nights’ accommodation at Nusa Island Retreat, 14 dives, all meals at Nusa and departure taxes. The diving is spectacular and varied, there are wrecks to explore, reefs to wonder at, drift dives in currents to see the larger fish and night dives for the macro critters. There are only 10 places available so get in quick!
 
GET INTO TRAINING
Enriched Air DiverSun, Sept 21th. 1pm at the shop. ONLY $99 includes training materials, certification and two 32% fills to dive with.
You have until the end of September to book and until the end of the year to complete the course. So don't miss out on this special deal. It's a bargain, even if I say so myself.
 
Advanced Open Water – Fri and Sat, Sept 25th and 26th. Get your Advanced Open Water in less than 2 days. Friday night Navigation and Night dives, Sunday Rottnest for Deep, Boat and Naturalist dives. Cost is $320 and includes training materials, boat trip to Rottnest, certification and air fills. You can get your Specialty courses done as well… call us for information.
 
Rescue Diver – Sat and Sun, Oct 17th and 18th . Prepare yourself to eb the ebst buddy you can be. This challenging and rewarding course is sure to improve your ability to anticipate, prevent and handle problems and diving emergencies. $325 includes training materials, pool fees, air fills and certification.  
 
See you all soon,
Sarah
 

Dolphin Scuba Staff

Liz Earp

Liz EarpFAVOURITE LOCAL DIVE SITE: Crystal Palace

This is a really gorgeous site and so much fun to dive. I gets its name because the bubbles from your scuba rest on the roofs of the swim throughs and big open caves making it look like sparkling crystal. I have been lucky enough to dive it at night and during the day and it is spectacular.

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Kim Woodcock

Sarah StonehamFAVOURITE LOCAL DIVE SITE: Sepia Wreck

The Sepia was a 54metre steel hull 3 masted Barque rigged sailing ship. It sank in 1898 and lies in about 15m of water between Carnac Island and Garden Island just off the Five Fathom Bank. The Sepia wreck is protected under the Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976. I have been diving this wreck for almost 40 years and have seen it at various stages of deteriation.

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Karen Woodcock

Sarah StonehamFAVOURITE LOCAL DIVE SITE: BOGI

Back of Garden Island - it is always guaranteed to be full of fish and marine life as its geography offers a lot of natural hide-aways and protection. On this dive we are guaranteed to see lots of Crayfish (when they are in shallow), bright orange Nanygai, Western Blue Devils, Cuttlefish, Bullseyes, King George Whiting, Dhufish, Queen Snapper, King Fish, Old Wives, and so many more.

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Amanda Batchelor

AmandaFAVOURITE 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.

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Callum Girvan

Tech Diving InstructorFAVOURITE 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.

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Sarah Stoneham

Sarah StonehamFAVOURITE 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. 

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Emma Burdett

Emma BurdettFAVOURITE LOCAL DIVE SITE Crystal Palace, Rottnest Island

A great place to dive both day and night! The topography of the site consists of interesting rock formations, swim throughs and caves. Around every corner there is something exciting to see, the marine life is fantastic including some of the largest cuttlefish and schools of fish I have ever seen! The best part about the site is watching the bubbles rise through the holes in the rocks as other divers swim under them, the light catches the bubbles and it looks like crystals in the water, hence the name of the site!

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Nadine Evans

Nadine EvansFAVOURITE LOCAL DIVE SITE: Ammo Jetty

This is a surprising gem of a shore dive.  Sometimes there can be a little swell on top but generally it is great once you get under.  With an abundance of octopus, look carefully for the globe fish, very pretty soft corals covering the pylons and of course the sealion that is a resident of this area.  No matter how many times I dive there when he flits through your bubbles and across someone’s head it is guaranteed to make me jump!

Meet Nadine

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