Top Services for Water Activities in Australia

I suggest booking your tickets online in advnce to save some cash; they often have discounts that aren’t available at the dock. I missed out on some good deals!

My advice is to chat with the instructors about local spots for freeride after your lessons. They gave me some awesome tips, and I discovered hidden gems that made the trip even better.

I recommend booking your lessons in advance, especially if it's peak season. I showed up hoping to get a last-minute spot and missed out on a great session.

I think the rental gear is good, but I recommend bringing your own stuff if you can. It can save you some cash, and you'll feel more comfortable with what you know.

I suggest hitting the water early like around 8 AM. The conditions were way better and it wasn't as crowded. Later in the day it got pretty wild!

I suggest checking the weather conditions before you go; I had a lovely day planned but it rained on my dive day! It def washed out the experience, so keep an eye on that.

I recommend bringing your own dive gear if you can; the rental prices were pretty steep, and some equipment was a bit worn out. It can save you some bucks!

My advice is to book your diving packages in advance online. I saved a fair bit vs. walk-in prices, and it gave me peace of mind for my adventures.

My advice is to chat with the instructors before you start. They'll give you some great insider tips on where to find the best spots and avoid the filfthier places.

I recommend getting there around 9 AM when the wind is usually better, and there's less crowd. I went later and missed out on some great sessions!

You can save some cash by booking a multi-day pass instead of single lessons. I wish I had known that; I ended up spending way more than I intended.

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. Prices at the shop are a bit steep, and it’s better to munch while you wait for your lesson.