Welcome to Dive Log Australasia
Dive Log is the premier scuba diving monthly magazine that provides all the latest scuba news and information from across Australia and the Asia/Pacific region. You can read our free diving monthly magazine by clicking on the Latest Edition tab or you can download the free iPad application. Each month we look at the key issues that effect us all as divers as well as look at great diving locations in the region as well as the perfect scuba diving holiday destinations. We also review the latest diving equipment and gear and scuba courses and certifications, to ensure you are always up to date with the latest and best things happening in the scuba diving industry.
Mantis Shrimps |
Exploring northern Solitary Is |
Rainbow Reef |
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Since I learned to dive in the mid 1970’s, our knowledge of the sea has increased ten fold. Nowadays, there is greater opportunity for intelligent young people to do doctoral research into all manner of oceanic ventures. We are entering exciting times for the future of mankind. Intense research is uncovering amazing secrets about our marine treasures. This is spectacularly true for the Mantis Shrimps.
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Mullaway is a tiny holiday town on the New South Wales coast, around 25km north of Coffs Harbour. The turn off to Mullaway is also tiny, so tiny that if you blink you will miss it, and also miss some of the best diving in New South Wales around the fabulous Solitary Islands.For those that have never dived this area, the Solitary Islands are a marine park and stretch over an area of 70,000 hectares, covering a huge stretch of coastline.
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Where is the best diving in Fiji? Can Fiji stake its claim to have one of the world’s top ten dives? To find the answer, I travelled to the garden island of Fiji, Taveuni, to dive the world famous Rainbow Reef in the Somo Somo Strait.
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