Showing posts with label Night Dive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Night Dive. Show all posts

Friday, 6 December 2019

A Frames, Loch Long - Scotland

It had been a year since I dived in Scotland at St Abbs last September so it was great to do a night dive again at Loch Long.  This site was one of the first places I did with my dry suit so it was good to return.  It's a very popular dive site for dive training and not too far from Glasgow.


Plenty of underwater life here.  On the first dive (minus the camera) we saw pleny of shrimp.  There were loads of starfish, velvet swimming crabs, hermit crabs, squat lobsters, and long-legged spider crabs.  There were peacock fan worms along the frames which look nice when lit up.

Highlight of the second dive was a juvenile squid, first thought to be cuttlefish (?), which I managed to follow for a bit.

Dive 1
Entry: 18:39
Dive time: 46 mins
Depth: 20.1m
Temp: 10 degrees C 
KD#1

Dive 2
Entry: 20:10
Dive time: 31 mins
Depth: 18.9 m
Temp: 10 degrees C
Weights: 13kg 
KD#2


 


 

 



Tuesday, 12 August 2014

Indonesia, Lembeh Strait - Mandarinfish dive - Bianca #10

 













Lembeh strait 
Dive site: Bianca
Indonesia dive number: 10
Dive time: 65 minutes
Entry time: 4:59pm
Depth: 7.8 metres
Temp: 26°C

Thursday, 7 August 2014

Indonesia, Bunaken Marine Park - Alung Banua Night Dive #2













Bunaken
Dive site: Alung Banua
Indonesia dive number: 2
Entry time: 6:11pm
Dive time: 60 minutes
Depth: 16.2 metres
Temp: 28°C

Wednesday, 22 August 2012

Advanced Diver Training - Night Dive

Night Adventure Dive

Night dives are without doubt one of my favourite types of diving.  There is an added sense of trepidation and uncertainty which makes the dive that bit more exciting.  With all dives you have to be adequately prepared and when night diving there are some extra considerations to take into account.

The highlight of night diving is undeniably the nocturnal aquatic life as many of the plants and animals seen will be completely different.

During this particular dive we saw various octopus, shrimp, prawns, hermit crabs and eels swimming between the rocks.


                              













Saturday, 29 March 2008

Molo Quattro and Scoglio della Nave, Ventotene, Italy

Dive #43
Dive 1
Molo Quattro
Depth: 25.3m
Time: 19min
Weights: 10kg


Crap dive

Dive #44
Dive2
Scoglio della Nave
Depth: 9.8m
Time: 43min
Weights: 10kg


Night dive

Monday, 9 April 2007