Long form dive diaries, full adventures from the dives I do, start to finish.
Diary Entries are the heart of Diving Diaries, long form videos that take you along on a full dive, from the drive before dawn to the drop into the blue and everything the ocean shows us that day.
Each entry is a numbered chapter in an ongoing log, following my journey as a diver from my home waters on the Gold Coast to sites further afield.
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I take my first look at the Great Barrier Reef on my first liveaboard dive trip.
I dive two days at Shelly Beach in a row and get blessed with some incredible visibility.
I set off on another underwater adventure exploring the incredible marine life of Shelly Beach, one of New South Wales' most iconic shore dives.
I scuba dive at one of the best dive sites around the Perth region.
We explore two locations showing two vastly different habitats in Southern WA.
Ian Banks and I head over to the North Wall and explore what is over there.
We visit two different locations seeing how good the visibility is at each.
Morris and I explore Bawley Point looking for dinner and fish.
I visit Bushrangers Bay and it was a real treat, my first time here and my first time seeing nurse sharks in the wild!
Today’s dive at Shelley Beach in Manly was an absolute treat!
In Today’s Dive: We drifted from the eastern stairs down to the middle stairs, taking in some incredible underwater sights along the way.
Join me on a dive through the Gold Coast Seaway, a hotspot for incredible marine biodiversity.
Free diving in the Macleay River with an attempt at spear fishing.
, I assist in instructing an open water course for a young fella Aidan.
A few free-diving adventures at the Gold Coast Seaway recently.
On a family holiday and looked at places nearby I could potentially free dive.
A drift dive from the east most stairs at the Gold Coast Seaway.
Today marks the day of Declan's last open water training dive.
Following my last dive, I wanted to capitalise on the beautiful visibility of the Seaway.
An attempt at spearfishing saw terrible visibility on the beach side of the seaway wall, however, the inlet side saw a little better visibility.
Narrowneck reef was absolutely swarming with yellow-tail scad this morning creating a dark, daunting environment.
When the visibility is low, we look harder at the things directly next to us, paying close attention to little things we might not otherwise see.
Another epic dive with incredible marine life and amazing visibility!