Upcoming Dive Club Travel

Join us over Easter 2021 (re-scheduled a second time from Cup Weekend!)  and dive the amazing ROTTNEST Island.

The Rottnest Island Marine Reserve has a far greater range of habitats, marine plants and animals than that of the adjacent mainland coastline. Extensive seagrass meadows occur around Rottnest Island, and with nine species, it is second only to Shark Bay in species diversity.

Approximately 400 species of fish and twenty species of coral occur within the Marine Reserve. Fish include the Western Australian dhufish, baldchin groper, harlequin fish, cobbler, flathead, leatherjacket, samson fish, tailor, butterfly fish, moon wrasse, blue devil and migratory fish such as marlin and tuna. The Island is also a popular area for migrating humpback whales, bottle-nose dolphins, New Zealand Fur Seals and Australian sea lions.

Includes all dives, tanks, weights, buffet lunch, snacks and beverages all day for under $700! Drop us an email for your booking form at info@scubaculture.com.au

South West Rocks, NSW.

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Finally we are returning to the ever popular Uepi Island Resort in the Solomon Islands.

Join us in July 2021 as we depart from Cairns and travel along the rarely visited Ribbon Reefs, to swim with the Dwarf Minke Whales, followed by exploring the deep walls of Osprey Reef; the best of the Great Barrier Reef!

Over seven days you will have the opportunity for up to 26 dives and encounter clouds of colourful tropical fish, an incredible variety of vibrant healthy corals, our famous shark attraction, potato cods and so much more.

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Voli Voli Resort in Fiji. Diving the renowned Bligh Waters.

Here’s one for the bucket list. SCUBA diving the Galapagos Islands. Marine Iguanas, Hammerheads, Giant land tortoises and so much more.

Extend your Galapagos adventure by joining on to our Peru extension.

Join Scuba Culture on this group trip and experience the Pacific’s most accessible wreck, the SS President Coolidge. This 22,200 tonne luxury passenger liner was commandeered as a WW2 troop ship; she was a carrier vessel only; and never meant to see combat. She hit a mine in 1942 and the Captain steered her onto the reef for evacuation. In the belief they would return in the coming days for salvage the troops left everything in place, however She slid gracefully off the reef and landed on her port side stern. The result is a diver’s playground where artefacts can still be found today and there are over 20 unique dives on this wreck,
from the bow at 20m, right down to the stern at 60+ metres.

Staying at the beautiful Aore Island Resort, this will be a trip not to be missed.

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Join Scuba Culture in diving the French territory of Noumea in 2022.

We will be visiting Noumea and then moving onto the famed Isle of Pines.  A tropical paradise with a French flair.

The marine life in New Caledonia is abundant, with everything from nudibranchs to schooling pelagics & leopard sharks. Explore soft corals, gorgonian fans, alcyonnaires and sponges and depths range from 5 to 50 metres on most sites.

For the more experienced diver, explore the ‘Grotte De La Troisieme’, an inland limestone freshwater cave. Located deep within the rainforest of the Isle of Pines, the cave dive requires a steep climb down to a freshwater pool, where a narrow passage leads to a pair of huge rooms, one lighted by a single shaft of light through the stalactite-lined ceiling.

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