Following the recent harmful algal bloom, marine life is beginning to return. Divers are once again spotting favourite macro subjects along the jetty piles and rubble, making this an exciting time to dive and document the recovery of this unique environment.

These weekends are designed with photographers in mind but are equally enjoyable for anyone who appreciates slow, shallow, easy diving. Whether you’re refining lighting, composition, snoot techniques, or just building confidence with your camera, you’ll have plenty of time to practice and learn.

Your weekend includes unlimited diving, comfortable accommodation, daily breakfast, and a relaxed Saturday night BBQ. You’ll also be part of a friendly, like-minded dive community.

All divers are welcome, and non-diving partners can join to enjoy the coastal atmosphere. Spaces are limited and fill quickly, so book early to secure your spot.

Following the recent harmful algal bloom, marine life is beginning to return. Divers are once again spotting favourite macro subjects along the jetty piles and rubble, making this an exciting time to dive and document the recovery of this unique environment.

These weekends are designed with photographers in mind but are equally enjoyable for anyone who appreciates slow, shallow, easy diving. Whether you’re refining lighting, composition, snoot techniques, or just building confidence with your camera, you’ll have plenty of time to practice and learn.

Your weekend includes unlimited diving, comfortable accommodation, daily breakfast, and a relaxed Saturday night BBQ. You’ll also be part of a friendly, like-minded dive community.

All divers are welcome, and non-diving partners can join to enjoy the coastal atmosphere. Spaces are limited and fill quickly, so book early to secure your spot.

Following the recent harmful algal bloom, marine life is beginning to return. Divers are once again spotting favourite macro subjects along the jetty piles and rubble, making this an exciting time to dive and document the recovery of this unique environment.

These weekends are designed with photographers in mind but are equally enjoyable for anyone who appreciates slow, shallow, easy diving. Whether you’re refining lighting, composition, snoot techniques, or just building confidence with your camera, you’ll have plenty of time to practice and learn.

Your weekend includes unlimited diving, comfortable accommodation, daily breakfast, and a relaxed Saturday night BBQ. You’ll also be part of a friendly, like-minded dive community.

All divers are welcome, and non-diving partners can join to enjoy the coastal atmosphere. Spaces are limited and fill quickly, so book early to secure your spot.

Following the recent harmful algal bloom, marine life is beginning to return. Divers are once again spotting favourite macro subjects along the jetty piles and rubble, making this an exciting time to dive and document the recovery of this unique environment.

These weekends are designed with photographers in mind but are equally enjoyable for anyone who appreciates slow, shallow, easy diving. Whether you’re refining lighting, composition, snoot techniques, or just building confidence with your camera, you’ll have plenty of time to practice and learn.

Your weekend includes unlimited diving, comfortable accommodation, daily breakfast, and a relaxed Saturday night BBQ. You’ll also be part of a friendly, like-minded dive community.

All divers are welcome, and non-diving partners can join to enjoy the coastal atmosphere. Spaces are limited and fill quickly, so book early to secure your spot.

Divers and underwater photographers of all experience levels are welcome. Volunteers will photograph designated jetty piles and seabed quadrats, with images processed into 3D models to track environmental change. A second daily dive focuses on capturing marine species for biodiversity monitoring, with images uploaded to iNaturalist.

Most camera systems are suitable, including compact cameras, action cameras, and smartphone setups. Video lights are required for consistent image quality, and a limited number are available to borrow. Briefings and photography guidance are provided to ensure consistency.

Volunteers also benefit from affordable shared accommodation, breakfast, a Saturday night BBQ, and partial reimbursement for fuel and air fills. This is a great opportunity to contribute to marine conservation while connecting with a like-minded dive community.

Divers and underwater photographers of all experience levels are welcome. Volunteers will photograph designated jetty piles and seabed quadrats, with images processed into 3D models to track environmental change. A second daily dive focuses on capturing marine species for biodiversity monitoring, with images uploaded to iNaturalist.

Most camera systems are suitable, including compact cameras, action cameras, and smartphone setups. Video lights are required for consistent image quality, and a limited number are available to borrow. Briefings and photography guidance are provided to ensure consistency.

Volunteers also benefit from affordable shared accommodation, breakfast, a Saturday night BBQ, and partial reimbursement for fuel and air fills. This is a great opportunity to contribute to marine conservation while connecting with a like-minded dive community.

Divers and underwater photographers of all experience levels are welcome. Volunteers will photograph designated jetty piles and seabed quadrats, with images processed into 3D models to track environmental change. A second daily dive focuses on capturing marine species for biodiversity monitoring, with images uploaded to iNaturalist.

Most camera systems are suitable, including compact cameras, action cameras, and smartphone setups. Video lights are required for consistent image quality, and a limited number are available to borrow. Briefings and photography guidance are provided to ensure consistency.

Volunteers also benefit from affordable shared accommodation, breakfast, a Saturday night BBQ, and partial reimbursement for fuel and air fills. This is a great opportunity to contribute to marine conservation while connecting with a like-minded dive community.

Divers and underwater photographers of all experience levels are welcome. Volunteers will photograph designated jetty piles and seabed quadrats, with images processed into 3D models to track environmental change. A second daily dive focuses on capturing marine species for biodiversity monitoring, with images uploaded to iNaturalist.

Most camera systems are suitable, including compact cameras, action cameras, and smartphone setups. Video lights are required for consistent image quality, and a limited number are available to borrow. Briefings and photography guidance are provided to ensure consistency.

Volunteers also benefit from affordable shared accommodation, breakfast, a Saturday night BBQ, and partial reimbursement for fuel and air fills. This is a great opportunity to contribute to marine conservation while connecting with a like-minded dive community.

Divers and underwater photographers of all experience levels are welcome. Volunteers will photograph designated jetty piles and seabed quadrats, with images processed into 3D models to track environmental change. A second daily dive focuses on capturing marine species for biodiversity monitoring, with images uploaded to iNaturalist.

Most camera systems are suitable, including compact cameras, action cameras, and smartphone setups. Video lights are required for consistent image quality, and a limited number are available to borrow. Briefings and photography guidance are provided to ensure consistency.

Volunteers also benefit from affordable shared accommodation, breakfast, a Saturday night BBQ, and partial reimbursement for fuel and air fills. This is a great opportunity to contribute to marine conservation while connecting with a like-minded dive community.

Divers and underwater photographers of all experience levels are welcome. Volunteers will photograph designated jetty piles and seabed quadrats, with images processed into 3D models to track environmental change. A second daily dive focuses on capturing marine species for biodiversity monitoring, with images uploaded to iNaturalist.

Most camera systems are suitable, including compact cameras, action cameras, and smartphone setups. Video lights are required for consistent image quality, and a limited number are available to borrow. Briefings and photography guidance are provided to ensure consistency.

Volunteers also benefit from affordable shared accommodation, breakfast, a Saturday night BBQ, and partial reimbursement for fuel and air fills. This is a great opportunity to contribute to marine conservation while connecting with a like-minded dive community.