Tweed River NIGHT DIVE

Curious how our lovely dive sites look like at night? What fish, critters and creatures show up in the dark and turn the dive sites into a totally different world?

Come along to a Night dive at the Tweed river!

We have seen eagle rays, sleepy turtles, bullrays, big yellow catfish, moray eels, octopus and other interesting visitors during the night.

Take a sneak peak here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUzaKOEBFcw

The Tweed river is an easy dive site, so that even less experienced divers can engage in their first night dive experience. With just two days before full moon, we should have a big tide with lots of clear water and thus improved visibility. Come along and explore :-)

Times: Meeting time: 6pm; High tide: 7:15pm ; Slack water: 7:45pm

Meeting Point: Parking area, Coral Street, Tweed heads

Organiser:  Melanie Oey

See Member List for email address and phone number.

Diver grades: All levels welcome!

Training: If you want to do specific training this must be organised in advance, with an instructor attending the trip.

Equipment: A minimum of ONE torch and a glow stick, preferreably two torches. Full SCUBA kit including your own tank and weights.  Divers should carry knife/line cutter, whistle, DSMB and reel and snorkel.

Hiring of Equipment: Contact Hannah for if you need to hire any club kit.  Alternatively you can hire tank & weights etc from Kirra Dive http://www.kirradive.com 

Costs: No costs (apart from your own costs of tank fills and carpooling if required).

Travel: 

Food: We can go for an early dinner before or late one after. Please let me know if you are interested.