A beautiful winter's day greeted everyone aboard Sea Life V, with sunshine, light winds, a moderate swell and virtually no tidal movement providing comfortable diving conditions throughout the day. Our first dive at Long Reef didn't disappoint, with all the usual favourites making an appearance. Hundreds of Pomfrets shimmered through the water, while a Grey Nurse Shark cruised gracefully past. A curious Giant Cuttlefish entertained divers, and with the Port Jackson Shark breeding season now well underway, groups of Port Jacksons could be found gathered around the site. Photos Courtesy of Phil Hawley





