Snake Gully, Niue

Dive 16

Place: Niue, Channeling
Depth: 16m
Time: 37 min
Cumulative: 12:54
Pressure in/out: 200/50
Equipment:
Description: Boat Dive
Annie Gray (Niue Dive) & Uschi

Dive 15

Place: Niue, Gothic City
Depth: 21m
Time: 31 min
Cumulative: 12:17
Pressure in/out: 200/50
Equipment:
Description: Boat Dive
Annie Gray (Niue Dive) & Uschi
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Dive 14

Place: Niue, Snake Gully
Depth: 15m
Time: 33 min
Cumulative: 11:46
Pressure in/out: 200/50
Equipment:
Description: Boat Dive
Annie Gray (Niue Dive) & Uschi
An open cave

Dive 13

Place: Niue, Tama
Depth: 15m
Time: 33 min
Cumulative: 11:13
Pressure in/out: 200/50
Equipment:
Description: Boat Dive
Annie Gray (Niue Dive) & Uschi

Dive 12

Place: Port Noarlunga
Depth: 10m
Time: 50 min
Cumulative: 10:40
Pressure in/out: 250/50
Equipment:
Description: Jetty Dive (night)
Paul Macdonald, David + 1

Dive 11

Place: The Dredge
Depth: 20m
Time: 35 min
Cumulative: 9:50
Pressure in/out: 230/60
Equipment:
Description: Boat Dive
Norman, Con + 1

The Dredge

A cuttlefish underneath the Dredge.















Swimming up the cableway.

A single white ascidean(?) and a colonial ascidean.

The Barge

Entering the open top of the Barge.















Looking up at the bow.

A nudibranch on the hull.

Dive 10

Place: The Barge
Depth: 20m
Time: 30 min
Cumulative: 9:15
Pressure in/out: 180/50
Equipment:
Description: Boat Dive
Norman, Con + 3

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Trail Marker 11

Dive 9

Place: Port Noarlunga
Depth: 8m
Time: 65 min
Cumulative: 8:45
Pressure in/out: 230/50
Equipment:
Description: Shore Dive

Rapid Bay

Rapid Bay is a very popular dive site. The jetty is closed, so cannot be used. A replacement jetty has been promised for some time. In the meantime entry is best gained by walking along the shore line to the jetty, then making a shore entry over the small rocks. Then surface swimming out to the middle or end of the jetty before submerging.

Marino Rocks

Not a site which is used very often.

There is a car park at the top of the cliffs. A steep path leads down to a boat ramp which allows a path to the ocean through the rocks.

The rocks along the shoreline provide shelter to crabs and small fish. Patches of sand and sea grass further out provide varied habitats.

Second Valley

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Trail Marker 6

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