The water temperatures stay pleasant all year round. At the start of the season in March, you'll dive in 3mm suits in temperatures ranging from 28C – 24C by July. In winter (July – November), you'll dive in 3mm suits or 5mm suits in water from 23C.

YES! If the crew don’t sight your certification card, you cannot dive, so don’t forget it!! If you are a PADI or SSI diver, they might be able to look your certification up online, but they suggest you don’t rely on this.

Yes, there are always have experienced crew in the water and on the vessels. Experienced divers are welcome to dive in their own buddy teams on most sites, without a dive guide, after listening to a dive brief. Each diver in the buddy team not diving with one of the guides must have a safety sausage and a surface noisemaker. The crew will inform you of the time limits on each dive. 

There are some tanks that will allow DIN fittings, but we use yoke fitting mainly in Australia. 

March through to the End of October!! Exmouth has great turtles, dolphins, sharks, rays, dugongs & hundreds of species of reef & pelagic fishes. The diving is excellent throughout this season. The calmest afternoons are in the Autumn; in the winter months, you can get some wind and swell, but it rarely means missing a day’s diving! Below is a partial list of the more seasonal visitors in each area:
 

Exmouth:

• Whale Sharks – Early March through to early August
• Manta Rays – mid/late May to November
• Humpbacks – late May to November
• Turtles – mating late September to December; laying October to January; seen on dive sites all year round