Alchemy Dive in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | Scuba diving centre

Alchemy Dive

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 417 094 504

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25.01.2022 Next holiday destination?

25.01.2022 This is an amazing shark I hope we see more such interactions

25.01.2022 This would be an amazing experience.

21.01.2022 Amazing beautiful Shark

21.01.2022 Now that is creative

15.01.2022 Can never see to many shark videos

15.01.2022 Every day we make decisions that impact the environment. Picking up one piece of rubbish has little impact on us or our day, if we all did it imagine the effect globally.

14.01.2022 This is really cool

14.01.2022 #Repost from my friend @maestro320v @download.ins --- When The Whales Go, "Me!, Me!, Me!" - Maestro's Notes: And that's exactly what's happening in this incred...ible footage filmed onboard a trip with @silversharkadventures by Mike Nultu @nuttynulty with permission in the Vizcaino natural reserve of Baja California @semarnat_mexico - Nonstop whale mugging has been going on for the past 2 weeks with our trips observing the incredible grey whales in the calving lagoons of Baja California Sur. Today Laguna San Ignacio is a non-threatening environment for the whales. There are no killer whales (Orcas) inside, and the whale-watching and fishing boats do not chase or harass the whales. Human activities inside the lagoon are managed as part of the Vizcaino Biosphere Reserve to minimize disturbance to wildlife and to sustain the lagoon as a wildlife reserve. Whale-watching is only permitted in a specific "zone" nearest the ocean entrance, and the remainder of the lagoon (about 2/3 of the total area) remains as a sanctuary for the whales. The number of whale-watching boats operating in the zone is limited to not over crowd the zone. Most importantly, the whale-watching boat operators do not pursue or chase the whales. Rather they simply put their boat and its passengers in the presence of whales, and wait for the whales to come to them. Most gray whales do not approach the boats because they are pre-occupied with courtship and mating and caring for their newborn calves. But each winter a few whales are interested enough to approach a whale-watching boat to investigate, or at least to have a good look at the boat. Gray whales' eyes are positioned on the sides of their head and adapted for looking down and forward, presumably to aid them in searching for food and to navigate while they swim along the ocean floor. So it is common for a gray whale to turn itself upside down when approaching a boat to look "up" at the boat from below. Because the visibility underwater is very limited, all cetaceans have evolved ways to use underwater sound to explore their environment and to communicate with each other. See more

14.01.2022 What is the traffic you have watched at a safety stop we had a Minke whale come so close only got a photo of it’s eye

13.01.2022 This would be so cool

12.01.2022 That’s all I have to say about that. (Forest Gump)

12.01.2022 Truly beautiful creatures

11.01.2022 a great idea good to see regeneration practices.

09.01.2022 This is a great idea I hope it is successful.

08.01.2022 Orcas are such beautiful creatures

08.01.2022 Would definitely raise your heart rate. Beautiful shark though.

07.01.2022 It is amazing what gets lost and found on dives. What have you found?

06.01.2022 Legends and great ambassadors #pauldegelder #sharks #diving

06.01.2022 What an amazing experience

05.01.2022 Need a clean anyone?

05.01.2022 A great experience kim mills and I had one with a Minki whale once with him just checking us out. Post one of your diving encounters.

04.01.2022 What is there not to love about nudi's

01.01.2022 Great news for the Solomon Islands

01.01.2022 Labradors of the sea

01.01.2022 We fight to protect lions, tigers etc we need to do the same for sharks

01.01.2022 This is irresponsible reporting creating fear, sad to see this coming from Australia