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Single (Boat) Night Dive

Come and join us for a single night dive out of Hillary’s, followed by a (BYO) beer.    Our single night dive will depart from Hillary’s, and will take place on one of the bombies just a short boat ride away. These dives are always full of colourful corals and sponges, and loads of fish…

Learn to Dive: Sat & Sun

LEARN TO DIVE IN AS LITTLE AS 2 DAYS WITH DOLPHIN SCUBA OPEN WATER COURSE: SATURDAY & SUNDAY Why become a certified diver? Diving in Perth Western Australia is easily accessible for all levels of divers. Our shore line has everything from easy beach entries to see lionfish and seahorses, to deeper shipwreck for the…

July Critter of the Month:

July Critter of the Month: Stripey Size: Max 18cm Habitat: Commonly found in rocky reefs, coastal bays, and tide pools, often found in large schools. Description: Yellow to white body with six slightly rearward-slanting black strips.   Facts: These are extremely common around W.A but can be found in China, Japan and Hawaii. They are…

Komodo Liveaboard Trip – Aug 2027

After a fantastic trip to the Maldives this year with Master Liveaboards we are joining them for another in 2027 – this time Komodo! Why Komodo? Diving in Komodo is not just about the thrill of the experience; it’s about the opportunity to witness one of the world’s most extraordinary marine ecosystems. The park’s unique…

10 Reasons to take up scuba diving

If you’re not a scuba diver, chances are you don’t quite understand what all the fuss is about. You may be thinking “Why do scuba divers love diving so much?” The truth is…There are so many reasons! So many in fact, we thought we’d just share 10. Here are the top 10 reasons we love…

June Critter of the Month: Magpie Morwong

June Critter of the Month: Magpie Morwong Size: Max 40cm Habitat: Seen commonly around shallow reefs and sandy areas, often seen resting on the sea floor or hiding in rocky crevices. Description: White with four diagonal dark bands on its head and body. It can elongate its front spines of the dorsal fin. It also…