Trickie Dickie 99
Contributor
That's Tasmania, Australia, the little triangular bit off the bottom right of the map, but if you don't remember seeing it, don't worry, we are used to be left off the map.
All my diving is pretty local (or within 200kms), we dive in the ocean, it's pretty chilly most of the year (11-18 degrees C), vis is pretty good, 15-30m as a rule, lots of wildlife, caves and very scenic but as we are missed out from many maps, not many ships get down here and the Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine never came down here, so we don't have many wrecks to dive on.
Like California though, we do have Giant Kelp Forests, Great White Sjharks (so I'm told) and seals but unlike California, we have great beer too.
These are some local dive centre webpages, just to give you an idea of what it's like here:
http://www.eaglehawkdive.com.au/
On the Tasman Peninsula, about an hour's drive for me
And a little further North (2-3 hours)
http://www.bichenodive.com.au/pages/main.htm
http://www.discovertasmania.com/pdf/5877_Dive_Brochure.pdf
Cheers
Trickie Dickie 99
All my diving is pretty local (or within 200kms), we dive in the ocean, it's pretty chilly most of the year (11-18 degrees C), vis is pretty good, 15-30m as a rule, lots of wildlife, caves and very scenic but as we are missed out from many maps, not many ships get down here and the Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine never came down here, so we don't have many wrecks to dive on.
Like California though, we do have Giant Kelp Forests, Great White Sjharks (so I'm told) and seals but unlike California, we have great beer too.
These are some local dive centre webpages, just to give you an idea of what it's like here:
http://www.eaglehawkdive.com.au/
On the Tasman Peninsula, about an hour's drive for me
And a little further North (2-3 hours)
http://www.bichenodive.com.au/pages/main.htm
http://www.discovertasmania.com/pdf/5877_Dive_Brochure.pdf
Cheers
Trickie Dickie 99