Diving Frontiers in Perth, Western Australia | Sport & recreation

Diving Frontiers

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9240 6662

Address: Unit 7, 89 Erindale Rd, Balcatta 6021 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.divingfrontiers.com.au

Likes: 2487

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Sport & recreation
• Sports & fitness instruction
• Scuba diving centre
• Scuba instructor

25.01.2022 Thank you @reendiberry for this great catch Today we encountered this sunfish in Crystal Bay at 27m depth with 23 C water temperature Mola Mola is on top o...f the world diver's bucket list The season will be until November in Bali Don't miss your chance Until Oct 31st: Pay 1 for 2 on Fun dive 50% off for 2nd participant on PADI Recreational Course & Try diving 30% off for 2nd participant on PADI DMT & IDC Contact us www.atlantis-bali-diving.com [email protected] + 628 123 805 767 (Whatsapp / WeChat) See more

25.01.2022 Cressi scuba equipment is intuitive, innovative, and reliable. Divers around the world can focus on their adventures and experience while Cressi ensures the bes...t performance of the gear. Photo By: @Marcello Pastonesi Equipment: Cressi Zeus Mask - T10 MAster Regulator - Cressi Comfort Wetsuit - Cressi Scorpion Bcd. www.cressi.com

25.01.2022 EQUALISATION WORKSHOP - Friday 30th October, at 5pm Join Diving Frontiers and our Freediving Instructor Dario Carpenito, for this Equalisation Workshop! Dario is a DAN Equalisation Instructor who has been trained by the world renowned Equalisation Master, Andrea Zuccari. For more information and to book your spot on the course, please call us on 9240 6662! Places are limited to 12 people, so book ASAP, to avoid disappointment!... #divingfrontiers #embodiedoceanfreediving #equalisationworkshop #dan See more

24.01.2022 With outsized comfort and performance, the Cressi AC25 Master Cromo was our Best Buy for regulators in the 2020 ScubaLab Regulator Test. The AC25 is the third generation of Cressi's IP adjustable balanced piston first stage. It features 2 high-pressure ports and 5 low-pressure ports.

24.01.2022 Opening Hours Update! Due to a temporary staff shortage, Diving Frontiers will be closed on Wednesday 23rd September and Wednesday 30th September. Normal Wednesday opening times will resume on 7th October. Sorry for any inconvenience. Regards, The Diving Frontiers Team.... #divingfrontiers #temporaryhours #backtonormalsoon See more

24.01.2022 ACCOMMODATION NOW ORGANISED AND AVAILABLE FOR THIS TRIP! LAST CHANCE TO BOOK! Dont miss out this time, as we wont be organising another Exmouth trip until next year, at the earliest! Our Exmouth Dive Safari runs from 21st to 25th September and includes 5 days of diving! Accommodation is organised for 6 people at only $70 per night!... Call us now on 92406662 to book your spot! Apologies for the flyer being cut off at the bottom, but the two things that are not included are airfares and accommodation (although this is now organised). The cost of the trip is $1375. #divingfrontiers #exmouthdivecentre #ningalooreef #holidayinwa See more

24.01.2022 20% off DivePro S26 (2600 lumen) torches during our BLACK FRIDAY AND CYBER MONDAY SALE this weekend! Down from $279 to just $220! Come and grab yourself a bargain, as we have Quality gear at bargain prices, up to 50% off selected items! All stock at least 10% off RRP! (excludes Tanks, Weights, Shark Shields & Packages) Quality brands such as Oceanic, Mares, Cressi and Rob Allen on sale for this weekend only! Don’t miss out on the savings, get in quick while stocks last! #divingfrontiers #blackfridaysale #cybermonday #qualitybrands #bargains #divepro

23.01.2022 20% off these DivePro S10 (1000 lumen) torches during our BLACK FRIDAY AND CYBER MONDAY SALE this weekend! Down from $149 to just $119! Come and grab yourself a bargain, as we have Quality gear at bargain prices, up to 50% off selected items! All stock at least 10% off RRP! (excludes Tanks, Weights, Shark Shields & Packages) Quality brands such as Oceanic, Mares, Cressi and Rob Allen on sale for this weekend only! Don’t miss out on the savings, get in quick while stocks last! #divingfrontiers #blackfridaysale #cybermonday #qualitybrands #bargains #divepro

23.01.2022 Excellent hydrodynamic, compact shape, minimal internal volume, and lightweight design make the Cressi Nano mask a great choice for professional freedivers Photo by Roberto Ochoa

23.01.2022 www.divingwawrecks.com/lonely-sailors-graves Forgotten Pearling graves in the Far North of WA: The Edeline Islands are located in Strickland Bay in the Buccanee...r Archipelago, adjacent to an area charted as Graveyards. Located on one of the beaches is a number of late nineteenth century pearlers' graves of which there is no historical record. We know almost nothing about the owners of the grave sites, their origins or their demise but still an interesting story can be found, mainly from the time in history that they lived in this part of the world. There is around 6 graves that can be located on the beach, two have inscriptions and give the only clues to their origin, the two are marked with the names Fritto and Jullo and are dated 1891 and 1889 respectively, Fritto’s and one unnamed grave is marked with a Christian cross, Fritto’s is also marked diver and isolated from the others, it is located under a fig tree and faces the setting sun. The pearling industry in Western Australia was first established in the early 1850’s further south in the areas around Shark Bay and Cossack in generally shallow bays with the first shells collected being Pinctada Albina. It wasn’t until 1861 when the Pinctada Maxima shell was discovered in the waters around 80 mile beach and Roebuck Bay that pearling grounds gradually moved north. During these times from the 1850’s to the early 1880’s, the early days of pearling the industry had a very dark chapter. Lugger captains would use forced labour on the local indigenous populations, chaining and enslaving Aborigines and forcing them to skin dive to collect shell. Initially the collection of shell started on the beaches and in the shallows until stocks were exhausted and the skindivers were forced to dive deeper and for longer to collect shell. Divers would be forced to dive for shell with little to no breaks, with no googles or any form of assistance to the point of exhaustion. They were required to dive to depths up to 40ft, if they couldn’t find shell they were required to bring back a handful of sand or a stone to indicate they were searching the bottom otherwise a violent and brutal punishment would be administered. Children, women and particularly pregnant women were the preference for their abilities to hold their breath longer and were more productive divers. When skindivers had been worked to the point of exhaustion or near death they were normally marooned onshore far from their tribal lands and many that could no longer work would suspiciously vanish from the decks in the middle of the night. These years in the 1880’s are where the graves come into the story. As hardhat diving came into play, the area around Roebuck Bay exploded with luggers and activity and workers and lugger crews arrived from all around Asia. Broome was gazetted as a town in 1883 much to the disgust of the then Governor of Western Australia, Sir Frederick Napier Broome who was the town's namesake. However, he wanted nothing to do with the disgusting shambolic town of canvas tents and foreign labourers, opium dens and brothels. By the 1900’s it was the Mother of Pearl capital of the world supplying the majority of the worlds pearl shell used to produce buttons, jewellery and ornamental products. As the pearling fleet grew, divers and crews flocked to the coast from all around Asia. The majority of Asiatics included Chinese, Japanese, Malays, Filipinos, Manilamen and crews from Java. The Japanese and Chinese quickly took hold of the industry with the majority of divers of Japanese decent, who forcefully held control of the technology and skillset of the trade. Despite this background, survival rates of divers were horrifically low, it was estimated that 30% of all hardhat divers in the early days would not survive their first dive, with little practical training the first dive was literally sink or swim and if they were to survive throughout their short careers they faced the constant threats of the then little known decompression sickness, sharks, crocodiles, deadly currents and jealous and vindictive tenders and crewmates sabotaging air supplies. Besides a few clues, all we can really tell from the graves themselves is very little. It’s interesting that Fritto is the only grave marked as Diver and he is located separate from the other graves, perhaps the others were crew? But there is no way of knowing. The majority, but not all hardhat divers were Japanese, Fritto could have been of another nationality? His grave and that of another are marked with a Christian cross, however, Christianity was very much a minority in Asia at the time, with most Japanese being Buddhist. The headstones are also written in English, perhaps the inscription was the religious beliefs of an English captain or crew. Also it seems to have little relevance or importance to any of the graves on the Edeline Islands but historically, when possible, Christian graves were usually buried facing the rising sun, Fritto faces the setting sun and the others are scattered somewhat. The unique history of pearling is where the interest lays in these graves, these men of unknown origin are a modern day link to those times back in the 1880’s. Whoever they were, to imagine they would have come from around the world, not really knowing their destination to a frontier town cut off from the rest of the world and the state’s own Government that saw them more as an invasion then a workforce. They would have experienced the hardships of a wild, remote and virtually lawless place of isolation. Also, they would have arrived on the West Coast not knowing what lay before them or their ultimate fate, that they would die on this wild coast and remain for almost a century undiscovered and forever be removed from civilisation, buried beneath the ground on the Edeline Islands and very far from their families who may have never known their demise and away from their homelands, wherever they would have been. See more

22.01.2022 There are some marine life encounters that most divers unfortunately won't get to experience. If you could choose, which are the top 2 on your list? : Todd Kortte - @oceans.unknown (IG)

22.01.2022 Clean-ups by Ocean D Ramsey and @Juan Oliphant at Ocean Ramsey Water Inspired with cressi.com clean-up tolls. "Wow, the timing, I am so glad we were there this... morning to save this turtle and help prevent more entanglement. @juansharks grew up saving hundreds of sea turtles, this one was floating right at the shoreline after our sea life-saving swim to rid the reef of exactly what caused this. Remember small scale fishing is not the enemy, we want to help local fishermen and marine life by offsetting the impact which is better for everyone. More info at Savetheseaturtlesinternational.com Photo by @juansharks **Disclaimer** Please dont attempt this on your own, sea turtles are a federally protected species but if its caught in a net/line impending death please attempt to free it without touching it if possible. Cutting fishing lines off the reef and wild animals should be done with care. Cut, dont pull the line so as not to damage the reef, also becoming entangled yourself is likely in surge and a lot of lines, always dive with an attentive buddy who also has a knife ready. Use gloves and dont touch the reef if you can." See more

22.01.2022 We haven't left the Gulf yet but, can you blame me? Snakes, sunrays, nudibranchs and every colour christmas tree worm you can think of!

21.01.2022 45% off these Mares X-Stream fins during our BLACK FRIDAY AND CYBER MONDAY SALE this weekend! Down from $349 to just $190! Come and grab yourself a bargain, as we have Quality gear at bargain prices, up to 50% off selected items! All stock at least 10% off RRP! (excludes Tanks, Weights, Shark Shields & Packages) Quality brands such as Oceanic, Mares, Cressi and Rob Allen on sale for this weekend only! Don’t miss out on the savings, get in quick while stocks last! #divingfrontiers #blackfridaysale #cybermonday #qualitybrands #bargains

21.01.2022 Learning About Things That Matter. Cressi Passion for the Sea Since 1946 Marea Colorama Mask cressi.com .... . . Photo: Lorenzo Mittiga Fine Art Photography

20.01.2022 My first Red-winged Parrot! I was swatting the flies away from the bacon as we were cooking breakkie at Stanley and I saw this magnificent ball of colour hurtli...ng through the air. I almost knocked Dave's egg out of his hand while swatting and open mouth gapping at this flurry of colour then grabbed my camera and took off after it. I thought I had lost it in the trees and went to turn back to the Troopy but figured I had come this far, better check - just in case! Low and behold, there's TWO! I managed a few snaps in that tree til one flew one way and the other flew to a tree closer to camp. I managed to get a lot closer to the tree than I thought the bird would allow and I managed to capture it having a breakfast of its own. What a spectacular bird! We also have the Crested Pigeon which is kind of a goofy looking bird and does a cool dance where it spreads its tail feathers and dips its head almost pecking the ground and bounces with a "woo woo woo". Very pretty metallic colouring on the wings. The final bird I haven't managed to ID yet, can anybody get me up to speed? See more

20.01.2022 Congratulations to Daniela, Sharlene, Erin, Nikola, Klavdy, and Abdulkarim for successfully completing their Scuba Diver course on Sunday, under the watchful eye of Instructor Carmen Reidy! We look forward to seeing you all out diving again in the near future! #learntodive #scubadiver #fun #divingfrontiers #adventure

20.01.2022 CANCELLED! Kickstart Club Dive - Saturday 20th February! Unfortunately, we have had to cancel this Saturday’s Club dive, due to unforeseen circumstances. Apologies for the inconvenience, but we hope to be back diving again on Saturday 27th February. #divingfrontiers #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #kickstartdive

19.01.2022 Thanks to Cressi Mexico for Sharing this great video of their anniversary 2020! Proud of Cressi Family legacy: Passion and Love For The Sea www.cressi.com with www.cressimexico.com/

19.01.2022 Ready, Set... and go. Dive into happiness with cressi.com Photo by: Liz Miskavitch

18.01.2022 This amazing natural structure in Iceland is called Elephant Rock. Are there any amazing formations near your local dive sites? Show us pictures! : Hörður Kristleifsson (h0rdur on IG)

18.01.2022 A dive torch is a must have in your equipment bag. What features do you look out for when purchasing one? Btw, we are offering a FREE Equipment Techniques spec...ialty course when you purchase MARES - just add water equipment More info here: https://go.divessi.com/SaferThanHome : Damir Zurub #weareSSI #equipment

18.01.2022 Congratulations to Cameron and Jett for successfully completing their Open Water Diver course last weekend, under the watchful eye of Instructor Ilan Heran! We look forward to seeing you out Diving again in the near future! #divingfrontiers #openwater #learntodive #fun #adventure

18.01.2022 Kickstart Club Dive - Saturday 17th October, 9am meet at the Omeo Wreck Dive Trial! Please ensure you call us to register for this dive, so we know who will be coming along! Perfect conditions are forecast for this weekend and Frontiers Dive Club will be diving on Saturday morning! With Summer just around the corner, why don’t you join us for a fun dive and take advantage of the early warmer weather. If you are looking to gain more experience under the guidance of an Instruct...or? Or if you just need a buddy to dive with, come on down on Saturday and join in the fun! If you need rental gear, call us at Diving Frontiers on 9240 6662, and we can arrange it. #divingfrontiers #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #kickstartdives See more

17.01.2022 The loss of "Old Nick" a Royal Australian Air Force, Consolidated B-24L Liberator (AN 72-80) Lost in Vansittart Bay with all her crew on 23 March 1945. Recently... located during a seafloor mapping, the site has still yet to be dived and lays in the very remote north Kimberley not far from the Kalumburu community. Piloted by Squadron Leader N. H. Strauss, Old Nick took off from Truscott airfield as the lead plane on a shipping sweep over the Timor Sea during the early morning of the 23rd. For reasons unknown the B-24 was unable to gain altitude and circled around at full throttle back to Truscott however, at the low altitude Sqn Ldr Strauss was unable to locate the field. As the Old Nick was observed clearing the land towards the ocean, Strauss was heard over the radio relaying his intentions to his crewmen that they would ditch in the ocean. Old Nick was seen ditching at a steep angle of descent, apparently nose down and burst into flames on contact with the waves. Unfortunately with a total loss of life. The all Australian crew are pictured below in front of "Old Nick". Fanny Straus, H.J. Boyd, Ray Whiting, Dave Parry-Okeden, Jack Hursthouse, Bill Flanagan."Wombat" Parker, "Blue" Morris, "Curley" Whitehead, Tony Rogers, John Ryan. and Cpl D.W. Madden(not in Photo) Second picture is Old Nick (80) on the Tarmac The inflight picture is of a different RAAF B-24, A72-116 Info and crash site picture from: http://www.jackspax.com/the_crash.html Other Pics from the Australian War Memorial

16.01.2022 Cressi proudly supports #ABYSSCLEANUP We Must Be Ready Do The Right Thing Cressi Comfort wetsuit and Commander Evolution BCD _________________ Photo by: Martina Orsini Photographer and Igor D'India

16.01.2022 MEET OUR INTERNATIONAL AMBASSADORS Today meet Ivana Orlovic - underwater photographer, model and dive instructor! You're sure to recognise Ivana from many Mare...s photoshoots and videos both in front of and behind the camera. Born in Belgrade, Serbia, hundreds of miles away from the sea, it was almost incredible to foresee that Ivana would choose to make the sea her passion, home and workplace, but after discovering the magic of the underwater world as a child, her commitment and connection to the sea has become greater and greater each day! Discover more about Ivana's work on our website: https://www.mares.com//ambassa/photo-&-film/ivana-orlovic/ and over on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ivana.o.k/ See more

15.01.2022 Don't stumble over something behind you Cressi Carbon BCD Photo by: @Lluís Masuet INSTAGRAM: @masuleti_underwater

15.01.2022 "A malay shot another in the back with a shotgun and then stabbed himself to death" 28 April 1902 p3 Geraldton Advertiser: Dotted around the shores of Western A...ustralia in some of the most remote and forgotten parts of our coast lay the graves of lost sailors dating back beyond Western Australia's colonisation. We've just made a section on the website for Lonely Sailors Graves in Northern Western Australia. www.divingwawrecks.com/lonely-sailors-graves Our rich maritime history in this state encompasses mariners from all around the globe, some of who were laid to rest on one of the most isolated coastlines in the world. Many are long forgotten and many are still to be found. From both American and Norwegian whalers, to drowned Japanese pearl divers and Indonesian fisherman, murdered Manilamen and Royal Navy sailors who succumbed to the harsh North West. Many are forever in an unfamiliar land, unknown to their families and virtually unknown to history. Only their fellow sailors now long gone will ever know the identities to many of these headstones that dot the WA coast. Over the next month We'll post about some of the sites listed on the website and try to provide a little more history and context to these long forgotten sailors and the lives they likely lived.

15.01.2022 Kickstart Club Dive - Saturday 12th September. Meet at Ammo Jetty, Woodman Point, Coogee at 9.00am! Please ensure you call us to register for this dive, so we know who will be coming along! Frontiers Dive Club will be diving at Ammo Jetty this Weekend! With Summer just around the corner, why dont you join us for a Saturday morning fun dive and get ready for the warmer weather to come. If you are looking to gain more experience under the guidance of an Instructor? Or if you ...just need a buddy to dive with, come on down on Saturday and join in the fun! If you need rental gear, call us at Diving Frontiers on 9240 6662, and we can arrange it. #divingfrontiers #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #ammojetty See more

14.01.2022 Happy Whale Shark Day everyone! Have you been lucky enough to dive with a whale shark? If so, where?

14.01.2022 A great montage of photos from last Saturday’s Kickstart Club Dive at KGT. As you can see, the conditions were great and we had a fantastic turnout with 16 divers joining Divemaster Graeme Byrne! Our Kickstart/Club dives are all about building experience, getting out Diving and basically just having fun, so make sure you jump on the next one! #divingfrontiers #kickstart #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #fun

12.01.2022 Quit clowning around

12.01.2022 Up to 40% off these BCD’s during our BLACK FRIDAY AND CYBER MONDAY SALE this weekend! Mares Magellan and Mares Prime BCD’s at 35% off! Cressi Commander BCD at 40% off! Come and grab yourself a bargain, as we have Quality gear at bargain prices, up to 50% off selected items! All stock at least 10% off RRP! (excludes Tanks, Weights, Shark Shields & Packages) Quality brands such as Oceanic, Mares, Cressi and Rob Allen on sale for this weekend only! Don’t miss out on the savings, get in quick while stocks last! #divingfrontiers #blackfridaysale #cybermonday #qualitybrands #bargains

12.01.2022 SPECIAL OFFER PURCHASE MARES GEAR AND GET A FREE 'EQUIPMENT TECHNIQUES' COURSE FROM OUR FRIENDS AT SSI! Discover more at: http://go.divessi.com/SaferThanHome by Janez Kranjc with Ivana Orlovic in Egypt

12.01.2022 What type of dive buddy are you? For sport or for fun... We all love the Ocean. Freediver: Gara 3000 LD - Calibro Mask - Supernova Dry snorkel Advanced Snorkele...r: Pluma fins - Eyes evolution Crystal -Supernova Dry snorkel. cressi.com Photo by: Expedition Drenched See more

11.01.2022 Here are some ways SSI dive professionals have chosen to equip themselves Did you know that if you're looking to become an SSI Instructor, we're giving away ...free sponsored crossover kits? Click here to learn more: http://go.divessi.com/sponsoredcrossover #weareSSI

11.01.2022 Well, summer is on its way, why don`t learn how to FREEDIVE? Did you know that freediving has multiple benefits? Just to mention few... - lowers anxiety and str...ess - brings body consciousness - increases self-confidence - leads to mental clarity - makes your body more oxygen-efficient - boosts feel-good neurotransmitters - improves your sport performance and many more. Each dive not only teaches you about what exists outside, in the ocean, but it brings your awareness inside your body and mind as well. I guess everyone would love to experience these benefits. So, do you want to learn how to freedive? Get in touch with us, we will take you by hand in this new underwater world. www.embodiedoceanfreediving.com [email protected] 0426 894 953 (Dario)

11.01.2022 Monday beach vibes @enthdegreeth K.@bifern @prodive.imaging

11.01.2022 Well done to our Kickstart divers Carlo, Kiera, Eric, Amy and Shannon, who enjoyed another great dive with our Instructor Erica, at the Rockingham Wreck Trail last Saturday! Our Kickstart/Club dives are all about building experience, getting out Diving and basically just having fun, so make sure you jump on the next one! #divingfrontiers #kickstart #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #fun

11.01.2022 We've just updated the webpage to include two new wrecks visited through our northern travels this year. www.divingwawrecks.com/eddystone The Eddystone was a la...rge steamship freighter that ran aground in the remnote Pilbara while being lead into the Balla Balla anchorage by the Beagle on the 6th September 1894. In the morning of the 6th the Eddystone was following the Beagle into the passage while continuously sounding with the ships lead and the engines at dead slow, only just making headway on an out going tide. The Beagle was ahead of the freighter and some confusion grew with regard to signals being made between the two vessels, when just before 8am the Eddystone went aground on a the shoal at the eastern edge of the passage. The site although extremely tidal with strong current and low vis, is quite dramatic and with the fast water on the site it has huge schools of giant trevally and barracuda surrounding the structures that remain. Large portions of the wreck are not present however the huge triple expansion engine, large boilers, stern and propeller make the site impressive. Amazingly the stern and engine lay almost 90 to each other showing the power of the tides and ocean while the wreck was breaking apart.

11.01.2022 !! Stubby holders have arrived !! There are 4 designs available featuring the unique WA coastline. Grab yours before summer hits to keep your beverages nice and... cool! They are Australian made from premium 5mm rubber with a base, double stitched seam and overlocking top and bottom. Starting in the Perth metro area we have a school of Bullseyes at Stragglers wreck off Fremantle. (Unidentified Stragglers Dredge No. 2 lost in 1936). These shiny fish form large schools and like to hide in dark corners of shipwrecks. Their large eyes are adapted for night time use to locate relatively small planktonic prey. Tracking north next we have Where the Desert Meets the Sea An aerial shot of Francois Peron, Shark Bay. Once a remote pastoral station Francois Peron is now a national park where the rust-red dirt meets the white beach sand and azure blue ocean. Continuing up the coast, next is a Chromodoris nudibranch (noo-de-brangk) at the Muiron Islands, Exmouth. Whilst Nudibranchs range in size from 1 mm to 600 mm most fall within the range of 3 mm to 200 mm and their lifespan varies from several weeks up to a year which means the number of eggs they lay is essential. Although hermaphrodites, nudibranchs still require a mate to produce eggs. Once the exchange is made, the two nudibranchs both go their separate ways and lay 1-6 egg masses in spirals with some containing up to a million eggs! Coming to a finish with a sunset at Hunter River in the Kimberley Region. This river was named by famous explorer Phillip Parker King in 1820 after the ship’s surgeon, James Hunter. This 30km long river is said to have the highest proportion of saltwater crocodiles of any other river in the Kimberley. Pricing is one for $12 or multi buy deal 2 for $20! (3 for $30, 4 for $40) I’ve been down to Australia Post today and I’ll level with you, postage is exxy. Whether it’s one or four items postage will be $10 but it is also tracked for peace of mind. If you’re keen to purchase hit me up and I’ll get them to you as soon as possible!

10.01.2022 Must supply your own gear! Kickstart Club Dive - Saturday 20th February! Dive site to be confirmed! Unfortunately, we will not have any hire gear available this weekend, so you must supply your own gear, if you wish to join this dive. Please ensure you call us to register for this dive, so we know who will be coming along!... Frontiers Dive Club will be diving this coming Saturday morning! If you are looking to gain more experience under the guidance of an Instructor? Or if you just need a buddy to dive with, come on down on Saturday and join in the fun! #divingfrontiers #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #kickstartdive See more

10.01.2022 Congratulations to Monica, Anna and Caitlyn for successfully completing their Open Water Diver last Thursday, under the watchful eye of Instructor Erica Siepker! Congrats also to Janice, who completed her Refresher/Scuba Skills Update course. As you can see, it was a fantastic day of diving at Rottnest Island, aboard Blue Destiny! #divingfrontiers #openwater #rottnestisland #learntodive #fun

10.01.2022 35% off these Mares Volo Power fins during our BLACK FRIDAY AND CYBER MONDAY SALE this weekend! Come and grab yourself a bargain, as we have Quality gear at bargain prices, up to 50% off selected items! All stock at least 10% off RRP! (excludes Tanks, Weights, Shark Shields & Packages) Quality brands such as Oceanic, Mares, Cressi and Rob Allen on sale for this weekend only! Don’t miss out on the savings, get in quick while stocks last! #divingfrontiers #blackfridaysale #cybermonday #qualitybrands #bargains

10.01.2022 Kickstart Club Dive - Saturday 13th February at Kwinana Grain Terminal (KGT). Meet in the carpark at 8.00am. Please ensure you call us to register for this dive, so we know who will be coming along! Frontiers Dive Club will be diving this coming Saturday morning! If you are looking to gain more experience under the guidance of an Instructor? Or if you just need a buddy to dive with, come on down on Saturday and join in the fun! If you need rental gear, call us at Diving Front...iers on 9240 6662, and we can arrange it. #divingfrontiers #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #kickstartdives See more

10.01.2022 Is there anything better than hanging out in cenotes? Photo by: @fridalemus cressi.com Cressi Nano Mask and Freedom Ladies Wetsuit

10.01.2022 Congratulations to Micho and Jodie for successfully completing their Open Water Diver course on Wednesday, under the watchful eye of Instructor Chris Lim! We look forward to seeing you out Diving again in the near future! #divingfrontiers #openwater #learntodive #fun #adventure

09.01.2022 Well done to our Kickstart divers Heleen, Stephanie, Jazzmin, Leyton, Shannon, Steve, Paul, Louis and Simon, who enjoyed a great dive on Saturday with our Instructor Carmen, at RWT! Our Kickstart/Club dives are all about building experience, getting out Diving and basically just having fun, so make sure you jump on the next one! #divingfrontiers #kickstart #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #fun

09.01.2022 We've just added our first successful 3D photogrammetry model of the wreck of the Benan off the Ningaloo Reef near Point Cloates to the website: www.divingwawre...cks.com/benan The Benan wreck is one of the cleanest most impressive wrecks of the West Australian coast, with large areas of deck machinery and amazing fish life inside a remote sanctuary. It took us a number of years to get a successful model of the site but we were finally able to capture the entire site in trying conditions this winter. Check out the 3D model on our sketchfab account https://skfb.ly/6TBIp or on the Diving WA Wrecks webpage at: www.divingwawrecks.com/benan

09.01.2022 Back out at the Dampier Archipelago. This time we spotted nudibranchs, worms, clams, starfish, fish, eels and many aesthetically pleasing patterned corals.

09.01.2022 Which training material did you use when you first started? #ssi50years #wearessi

08.01.2022 Cressi COMFORT is the right wetsuit for divers who particularly appreciate the ease of fit and comfort. In addition, the high elasticity of the whole improves t...he water tightness and reduces the circulation of water. The outer coating is 100% Ultraspan superelastic, quick-drying, and more hydrodynamic, and the X-Plush coating in the inner area, quick-drying and sliding, which facilitates the fit of the wetsuit. It is very pleasant and thermal and does not limit the original elasticity of the neoprene and outer fabric. www.cressi.com

08.01.2022 Stress and Rescue/Rescue Diver Course - Saturday 17th and Sunday 19th October! Book now for our next Rescue course. Take the next step in your dive journey and have some serious fun! Places are limited, so get in early to secure your spot! Call us on 92406662 for more information and to book your spot! #divingfrontiers #ssi #stressandrescue #rescuediver

08.01.2022 ANDYS Old School Quiz is coming to Oceans 27. Craft beer , great food and amazing views together with the best quiz In Alkimos Book early! Plus biggest prizes in any venue and thanks to Diving Frontiers 2 x Scuba Diving vouchers. Like tag and share to get extra points!

08.01.2022 Well done to our Kickstart divers Carlo, Kiera, Jazzmin, Leyton, Shannon, Patrick, Manfred, Tanje and Liam, who enjoyed a great dive on Saturday with our Instructor Carmen, at North Mole! Our Kickstart/Club dives are all about building experience, getting out Diving and basically just having fun, so make sure you jump on the next one! #divingfrontiers #kickstart #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #fun

07.01.2022 Congratulations to Callum (Open Water Upgrade) and Chelsea (Scuba Diver) for successfully completing their courses yesterday, under the watchful eye of Instructor Ilan Heran! We look forward to seeing you out Diving again in the near future! #divingfrontiers #openwater #scubadiver #learntodive #fun #adventure

07.01.2022 This is the Mola Mola that was encountered by Rendi, Depu, Eka, Nini, Jenna and Joanna in Crystal Bay Until Oct 31st: Pay 1 for 2 on Fun dive 50% off f...or 2nd participant on PADI Recreational Course & Try diving 30% off for 2nd participant on PADI DMT & IDC Contact us www.atlantis-bali-diving.com [email protected] + 628 123 805 767 (Whatsapp / WeChat) See more

07.01.2022 Thought I'd do a quick demo of our incredibly popular Goodman Glove. It's perfect for keeping your hands free, which makes your dive easier and safer. These are... especially good on a wreck when you're using your light all the time but also need to keep your hands free. Features include: Adjustable velcro strap to go around the hand. Adjustable enough to fit with or without a glove. Loop to secure your light to the glove. Durable canvas construction with and neoprene around the internal areas for comfort. Adjustable velcro strap. And at only $29 it's the ideal addition to your dive collection! Featured lights include: DivePro S10 Dive Torch & DivePro S40 Dive Torch (4,000 lumens) Shop Now with Afterpay & Free Shipping with orders over $99 https://aqualumo.com.au

07.01.2022 Rolling around on the ground, getting hammered by masses of dust blowing over me as cars drove by - worth it. Furthest north I have seen a Thorny Devil. Much excitement ensued.

06.01.2022 Coming soon to Diving Frontiers! Be one of the first to get yours!

06.01.2022 Have you serviced your regulators yet? : Janez Kranjc

06.01.2022 The Cressi design team and manufacturing team have strong attention to all products detail. Enjoying the beauty of the double injection ZEUS Mask Strap.

05.01.2022 This week, we feature Memo Arikok of Medfish Freediving School who has shaped the freediving industry in many ways. From his 16 National Records in multiple dis...ciplines, to the many, many freediving students that have come through his ranks. He shares with us his freediving thoughts on the past, present and future. #weareSSI #SSI50years

05.01.2022 YaY! In the Sunday Times newspaper today

04.01.2022 Congratulations to Olivier, Athenais, Archie and Shaun for successfully completing their Scuba Diver course on Sunday, under the watchful eye of Instructor Erica Siepker! Well done also to Jacky, who will complete the course in the near future. We look forward to seeing you all out diving again in the near future! #learntodive #scubadiver #fun #divingfrontiers #adventure

04.01.2022 "We have to learn how to share the ocean because the ocean needs life as much as we need the ocean". - Exploring with Cressi Ambassador Oneoceandiving.Com - Cressi Big Eyes Evolution Mask www.cressi.com Photo by Juan Oliphant

04.01.2022 Cressi Ambassador @Regi Domingo trying her New Air Mirrored Lenses Mask. cressi.com The mission Nakawe Project to save the oceans continues, but Nakawe needs your help.

03.01.2022 Congratulations to Aaron, Angela and Tylah for successfully completing their Scuba Diver course today, under the watchful eye of Instructor Ilan Heran! We look forward to seeing you out diving again in the near future! #learntodive #scubadiver #fun #divingfrontiers #adventure

02.01.2022 There is no time to hate! In this photo Cressi Ambassador Krystal Klear taking time to live life underwater. With Cressi Free Wetsuit and Gara Modular https://blog.cressi.com/en/news-57/krystal-dorn.html

02.01.2022 Kickstart Club Dive - Saturday 9th January at Rockingham Wreck Trail! Please meet at the site at 8.30am. Please ensure you call us to register for this dive, so we know who will be coming along! Frontiers Dive Club will be diving this coming Saturday morning! Make sure you join us for the first club dive of 2021! If you are looking to gain more experience under the guidance of an Instructor? Or if you just need a buddy to dive with, come on down on Saturday and join in the fu...n! If you need rental gear, call us at Diving Frontiers on 9240 6662, and we can arrange it. #divingfrontiers #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #kickstartdives See more

01.01.2022 Congratulations to Heinrich and Shannan for successfully completing their Scuba Diver course on Sunday, under the watchful eye of Instructor Ilan Heran! We look forward to seeing you out diving again in the near future! #learntodive #scubadiver #fun #divingfrontiers #adventure

01.01.2022 It was a day of firsts for Andy and Ffion on todays FDC Club Dive! The first time Andy had dived with his new Mares gear and the first time Ffion had dived with her Dad. Great surface conditions and a lovely day to be diving with plenty stuff to see down there. Remember, the Club dives are all about building experience, getting out Diving and basically just having fun, so make sure you jump on the next one! #divingfrontiers #kickstart #fdc #frontiersdiveclub #fun

01.01.2022 If being an SSI Instructor is on your list of things to do, now is the best time! We are giving away sponsored crossover kits! Go to: https://go.divessi.com/sponsoredcrossover for more info. : woodytam (IG)

01.01.2022 As we celebrate our 50th Anniversary, we'd like to recognize the relationships forged along the way that brought us to where we are. Today, we celebrate Aquatic... Sports and Scuba Schools. They are the first scuba training facility in Oregon and the oldest dive facility in Portland and have been with SSI since DAY ONE! Being in the dive industry since 1966, they have been such an inspiration. Let's hear from owner Jeff Powelson. Read more here: https://go.divessi.com/50YearsCenter #weareSSI #ssi50years

01.01.2022 Diving on the Benan shipwreck. 75 metres in length and 1415 ton in weight, the Benan struck reef off Point Cloates in 1888. Amazing how clean this wreck is and it makes it easy to identify what's what. The amount of fish life on here was phenomenal!