Diving Adelaide

Diving Adelaide has the largest range, diving at Tumby Bay Jetty on the Eyre Peninsula in the west (or on occasion even at the Nullarbor) all the way to Kilsbys Sinkhole and Ewens Ponds near Mount Gambier in the east!

Combine that with the fact that Diving Adelaide's divemasters are the best at spotting little critters and larger animals, such as the elusive leafy sea dragon (the marine emblem of the state of South Australia) and the pyjama squid (another iconic species that thrives in our temperate waters), and you will have a tour of a lifetime.

Stunning shore dives, such as The Bluff at Victor Harbor, the old jetty at Rapid Bay and the famous Edithburgh jetties are dive sites that Diving Adelaide's divemasters visit on a weekly basis! You don't even have to be lucky to see a leafy sea dragon as they're abundant in the waters. They are tricky to spot though, so the trained eye of a dive guide definitely helps!