Dive HMAS Brisbane Dive Report 28th April - 5th May 2010

The Inner Gneerings produced some 20 metre viz today, Wednesday. With water temp still on 24C, it was great to see such crystal clear water at The Caves.

When you look over the side off the boat and can see fish swimming on the bottom, you know that you've got some clear water to dive in.

The HMAS BRISBANE also produced some great conditions today. Viz on the big ship was 15-20 metres with plenty of marine life around as well. Light winds should hold for the rest of the week and the seas have flattened out. Let's hope this weather hangs around for the weekend.

Kelly returned from the Solomon's trip with many a story to tell. It's always interesting with these group dive holidays. The interesting point that I enjoy is the meeting of people from many different walks of life. They all have a story in life and with the different personalities within the group, it always makes for an interesting trip.

Paul is off soon to Sipadam with his group of 15 divers.

I get to enjoy Port Vila and then the Coolidge again in late October when I take another group to dive Vanuatu. We have quite a number of bookings for this trip already with a number of others making idle threats to join the group. This is always a great location with some easy diving in warm clear, still water to start off with before heading to Santo for some deeper diving on the USS President Coolidge.

The weekend trip aboard the MV Venus to Lady Musgrave Island still has room for any interested divers. This is another opportunity to meet interesting divers and get a heap of diving in, in just 3 days. Interested??? Call the dive centre for more details.

Dive Safe in 2010
Greg Riddell and the Sunreef Team
HMAS Brisbane dive specialists Sunshine Coast Queensland Australia

Dive HMAS BRISBANE with Sunreef.