Raziščite Port Lincoln

Port Lincoln se nahaja v zalivu Boston v Južni Avstraliji. To obmorsko mesto, ki je oddaljeno 646 km po cesti od Adelaidea, je znano po populaciji velikih belih morskih psov in priljubljeni atrakciji potapljanja v kletki z njimi.

Ker večina potapljaških centrov zadovoljuje potrebe adrenalinskih odvisnikov, boste težko našli potapljaški center, ki bi ponujal potapljaške tečaje. Tudi potapljaških letovišč in nastanitev na ladji s prenočevanjem tukaj ni. Lahko bi tudi trdili, da potapljanje v kletki z morskimi psi sploh ni potapljanje z dihalnim aparatom.

Vrhunci potapljanja v Port Lincolnu so priložnosti za bližnje srečanje z velikimi belimi afriškimi levi in ​​njihovim plenom, mladiči morskih levov, avstralskimi morskimi levi.

Top Port Lincoln Dive Sites

1. Neptune Islands

Located within a protected marine park, the Neptune Islands are Australia’s only site for cage diving with great white sharks. The sharks are attracted by a large population of over 45,000 fur seals. This is a technical, surface-supplied cage dive (not scuba). Conditions can be rough and are best suited for thrill-seekers.

2. Hopkins Island

Ideal for both scuba and freediving, Hopkins Island offers a magical experience with playful Australian sea lions. The dive is shallow (up to 12m), making it easy and perfect for all levels. Explore coral-covered swim-throughs and caves while being entertained by these curious marine mammals.

3. Cape Wiles

This sheltered dive site offers calm conditions and is great for intermediate divers. Caves and ledges hide macro life such as nudibranchs, while lobsters, cuttlefish, blue grouper, and small reef sharks add to the diversity. Scuba only.

4. Grindal Island

Another excellent sea lion site, Grindal Island offers easy diving and snorkelling in 2–10m depths. Freediving is popular here. You’ll find plenty of interactive sea lions, kelp beds, and colorful invertebrates. A great wildlife experience in calm conditions.

5. Donington Reef

For more experienced divers, Donington Reef features deeper dives (up to 25m) with strong currents at times. Expect kelp forests, large schools of fish, stingrays, and occasional encounters with bronze whalers. This site is within Lincoln National Park’s marine area.