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They are definitely beautiful 🧜‍♀️🌊

This is a marine park with no spearing allowed

@ where is perfect beach for beginners spearo in Adelaide mate?

@@Yakull-t3x Our group doesn't do any spearing

@@adelaidefreedivetribe Freediving only right?

@@Yakull-t3x We have a Freedive Tribe and a Snorkel Tribe. We don't do spearing, collecting or fishing.

This was filmed about a week ago

@ awesome. when u think is the best time to see kingfish?

Seems to be pretty random, they cover a huge area of the Gulf. Can't really predict it.

​@marcus_sala11 the strongest most predictable time to see them around the place is February. From myponga all the way to KI

It's a very special place. Many divers in Adelaide consider it their favorite 🧜‍♀️

Combination of visitation, lowering of the water table through irrigation, as well as other environmental and human-induced factors

I guess people have taken them all. Whilst this was the first time I had my camera with me, I have never seen squid or blue swimmers there.

Wallaroo Jetty is a good alternative. Much bigger site than Rapid Bay and very underrated for diving

Thank you! This is the fourth year of such a video... we make one with a selection of photos from our dives, trying to show as many different critters as possible 🧜‍♀️

@@adelaidefreedivetribe I'm really delighted to see that so many species are still thriving and the corals are colorful in 2024! I worry about climate change and feel sad when I hear about coral bleaching events. I know it's an ongoing threat, but at least for now you can still showcase spectacular photos of undersea life carrying on. Thank you for sharing so much beauty in dark times!!! ✌

Coral bleaching is definitely something we don't have to worry about yet in South Australia... and the variety of cold water temperatures we get across the year male for a stunning variety of habitats 🧜‍♀️

It was Saturday , at high tide with a lot of wind and swell 🧜‍♀️

It's natural 🪸

Thanks mate

Thanks! Sea Dragons are 😍

Thank you, the Encounter Marine Park is truly magical

Yeah I like that track.... I might use it again next time I make a shipwreck video 🌊

Thank you 🧜‍♀️

It's such an amazing spot. One of the best shore dives in the world accessible within a city 🧜‍♀️

This time of the year, this site can provide the clearest water of any South Australian ocean dive site. I've experienced Winter visibility there in excess of 20m! 🧜‍♀️

Sometimes when the male dies numerous females in the group start to transition too. Seems to be a bit of a fight to see which one becomes the more dominant one. I've seen it happening in quite a few different grouper family groups. Am not yet sure what happens when a dominant male is established though... aren't sure whether the other ones that were transitioning change back, or maybe just kinda get cast out of the group. Very interesting species 🐟🐟🐟

Seems everyone in Adelaide has a relationship with the ship in one way or another! 🌊

Semaphore can be quite a hotspot for pipefish too. And every year the biodiversity under the jetty increases! 🧜‍♀️

Thank you! 🌊🧜‍♀️

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Thank you! 🧜‍♀️

On that particular trip, it was April/May, a week at that particular resort.

Yeah it's so special. I wouldn't live anywhere else 🧜‍♀️

South Australia, Limestone Coast 🧜‍♀️

It's a human-made breakwater. Many of the rocks have these holes. I assume it was done so that the stones clould be more easily lifted into position 🤷‍♀️🐳

Thank you 🧜‍♀️

Thanks! Dozens! 🐟🐟🐟

Such a cool fish! 🐟🧜‍♀️

Thanks! The South Reef is quite different to the Northern one. Well worth the swim out to it.

Yes that's a flounder. A very pretty one too. Thanks for your comment 🧜‍♀️🌊

Oh no really? Last weekend was pretty good at most Adelaide sites. Where did you try?

@@adelaidefreedivetribe HMAS Adelaide Terrigal NSW ;-)

Oh ok haha, so not near here then 🌊🧜‍♀️

@@adelaidefreedivetribe I'm afraid not. I searched for video of others freediving the HMAS Adelaide and found your excellent channel instead. Now I have a reason to plan a road trip to South Australia though. Stay safe and have fun

@@jeffanderson3563 Awesome! Join the Adelaide Freedive Tribe Facebook group when you're here to find local dive buddies 🐳🪼

It was a small group of people, packed together closely for safety reasons. Who are you going with? There are several more videos on my channel of other sessions we did with the Tiger Sharks, as their behavior wasn't the same each day.

It's one of my favourite sites. Quite different from the North Reef. Well worth the swim 🐳

Yeah.... was very speccy 😍🧜‍♀️

Thank you! Very few people have dived this spot, but it's one of the prettiest underwater places I've ever seen 🧜‍♀️

Come dive with us! 🧜‍♀️

Thank you! 🧜‍♀️🌊

Thank you so much 🧜‍♀️💙

Thank you! 🧜‍♀️🪼

Depths where we were varied from about 4m to 9m (shallow by the cliffs, deeper further out into the gulf). One of the seals there did have very horrific injuries from a shark attack: tor up feet, paralysed from halfway down it's back/likely a broken back. GWs do get spotted at the Rapid Bay jetty just around the corner from time to time. I definitely wouldn't have felt comfortable freediving here without a shark shield, plus the big numbers: combined group of freedivers and scuba divers there that day was about 15.