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  • SSI Junior Advanced Adventurer (Dec 2016)
  • PADI Junior Open Water (Oct 2014)

Places I've Dived

  • Total number of dives not on diveboard:
    This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives".
  • Dives published:7
  • Total dives count:35
  • Dives this year:0
  • Total underwater time on Diveboard:4 hrs 33 min
  • Most dives on Diveboard in:
    Tonga
  • Deepest Dive:
    29m in Vava'u, Tonga
  • Longest Dive:
    43 min in Manly, NSW, Australia
  • Pictures in logbook:2
  • Number of species spotted:1

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    2018-10-11 Tonga Vava'u
    Fingers Reef

    Saw trumpet fish, pipefish, lobster, puffer fish.

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    2018-10-09 Tonga Vava'u
    No Name

    Unnamed dive site as we were the first people to dive this site. They gave us the opportunity to name it but mom and dad declined. We saw a 2 mtr reef shark circled the dives while we were in a gully, low area. We also saw a large barracuda. It was the topography that was unique at this site. Finger like shaped.

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    2018-10-09 Tonga Vava'u
    No Worries

    No Worries was the name of the dive site. The following description is from Dive Tonga, the excellent dive operation that took us here: Discovered in 2018 this pinnacle is an epic deep dive, you will need to be certified to advanced or above as we will hit the 40meter mark. This dive can be done is several directions, both start on top of the pinnacle at eight meters and dropping down the wall to 40meters with several awesome swim throughs. This is an epic dive with big fish and big views.

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    2018-10-11 Tonga Vava'u
    Sea Fans Grotto

    Dive site was called sea fans. It had big cave you could swim through filled with nudibranchs. I saw around 15-20. There was a lionfish, a shark, a trumpet fish, 2 pufferfish and a wall of big gorgonian sea fans. It was my favorite dive in Tonga.

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