Dive South Australia - June 2021

If you are looking for a place that allows you to bask in the sun on beautiful beaches, interact with sea lions and dolphins in crystalline waters, and get up-close and personal with native Australian animals in wildlife parks, then this is the place for you.

Meander through celebrated wine regions minutes away from the city, immerse yourself in entertaining events and festivals, and see what the night has to offer among the many bars and restaurants that line the streets of South Australia.

Whyalla

If you’re diving between June and July, take in the world’s most significant spawning of Giant Cuttlefish in the shallow waters at Port Lowly.

Edithburgh Jetty

Edithburgh Jetty is a diver's paradise, renowned for its spectacular diving and easy access for all levels of experience. Whether snorkelling or scuba diving, you will enjoy swimming through the jetties pylons to observe the wide variety of marine life. On a dive, you can expect to see marine life including big-bellied seahorses, Port Jackson sharks, leafy sea dragons, cuttlefish, a variety of fish and colourful corals.

Kilsby Sinkhole

'Kilsby Sinkhole' is one of the best-known sinkhole dive sites in the world. Only 15 minutes from Mount Gambier and famed for its crystalline waters and incredible visibility, this is a one-of-a-kind sinkhole that can accommodate snorkelers, freedivers and Open Water certified divers alike. All visitors are required to explore this pristine area under the supervision of a licensed and industry qualified guide.

Ewans Ponds

Discover the spring-fed limestone ponds at the Ewens Ponds Conservation Park by snorkelling along the shallow channels or scuba diving into the ponds. The channels connect three basin-shaped ponds which are approximately 10 metres deep. The clarity of the water enables plants to grow underwater to a depth of about six metres. Some of these plants are not found growing fully submerged underwater anywhere else in the world.

The Neptune Islands (Not included, but optional addition for early bookings)

The North and South Neptunes make up the Neptune Islands which are home to the largest colony of New Zealand fur seals in Australia. Keep an eye out for White Breasted Sea Eagles, Rock Parrots and remarkable Albatross. One of the best things about visiting these islands is watching the lesser-spotted Australian Sea Lions interacting on the beach, and, of course, a world-class shark diving experience.

Group Travel Package Price

South Australia Discovery - 7 days / 6 nights Ex Adelaide

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6th to 12th June 2021

Price Includes:

11 Shore Dives
Tanks & Weights Hire
Local Dive Guide knowlegde & In-Water Services.
6 Nights Twin Share accommodation at at four locations in South Australia

Cost Does Not Include:

Travel to and from Adelaide from home city
Car Hire whilst in South Aisutralia (planning to split hire costs with the group once numbers define size of vehicle required)
Travel insurance, personal spending money
Optional extra dives on final day if weather suitable - Rapid Bay Jetty
Optional Day Great White Shark Diving -14th June (limited availability - must book early)

Booking Requirements:

To secure your place on this trip, you will need to complete a booking form and return it together with a non-refundable deposit amount of $600 per person.