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During February and March we had so much fun scuba diving in Sodwana Bay.  With flat seas, warm water and great viz we had many chances to get to further reefs and explore new areas. The cover shot is of a giant nudibranch called a Djibouti Giant that we often find on reefs 40 metres and deeper.  This one was taken at the exclusive Triton 69 Reef. We had great Manta sightings and I was lucky enough to get some great shots of a huge jellyfish with tiny fish seeking cover in its tentacles.  A Twinspot Snapper (Lutjanus Bohar) had dinner plans for the jellyfish that I was trying to get shots of and got pretty aggressive with his reflection in my dome port.  There are a few deeper shots of reefs down to 80 metres with the ADG guys modelling nicely. So come and join us at Triton Dive Lodge for some exciting and memorable dives and see why Sodwana Bay really is one of the top diving destinations in the world!

December was crazy busy in Sodwana Bay and the diving was fantastic.  The sea was flat and blue and the viz was amazing day after day.  January saw the water temp reaching 28 degrees and we had some amazing sightings.

Ornate ghost pipefish on Roonies, Zambies and Tigers on Gotham and the Raggies put in an appearance on quartermile reef as you can see from Peter's excellent cover shot.

From now until the end of May we would say are the best scuba diving conditions.  So if you want to dive in warm, blue and calm seas the head to Triton Dive Lodge and Sodwana Bay.

The images in this gallery were all taken by Peter whilst diving to 110 metres in Jesser Canyon, Sodwana Bay, South Africa.  This is the only place in the world where you can dive to see a living coelacanth.

Just a handful of divers have had the privilege to dive on Jesser Canyon and a few have been lucky enough to be rewarded with coelacanth sightings with the help of Peter Timm.  During March last year Peter diving with The Alternative Dive Group found and photographed coelacanths on a ten day expedition.  The photos were studied by Dr Kerry Sink and a new animal was named and documented.  Hopefully this year we can add more individuals to the growing database.

What a busy few months we have had!  We have been diving nearly every day and still we can't get enough of what Sodwana Bay and South African diving has to offer.  I think we are really spoilt here but take a look at the new gallery and then tell me what you think!

Sightings gave included Juvenile Batfish, Juvenile Thorny Seahorses, Monster Potato Bass, Basket stars galore, Tiger Anenomes, Blood Snappers and just this week we spotted two huge Hammerheads and the first Raggie Tooth Shark for the season.

We have been doing some exploration dives and even found a brand new reef, and yes we named it Triton 69.  Its the photos with all the fish and huge Octo Corals!

Enjoy!!!!

 

 

Spring day has passed and we can feel that summer is on its way.  The humpback whales have been migrating past Sodwana Bay for a while now with the new calfs breaching and splashing alongside their mums.

The diving has been a little cold but still great with some awesome dives.  Check out our new gallery and see whatyou have been missing.

Well the last few months scuba diving in Sodwana Bay have been fantastic!!!!  There have been some great shark sightings including a nurse shark, bull sharks, white tips, silver tips and tigers.  The gallery includes a few deep sites, some stunning reef shots and a hawkfish with a miniscule toby dwarfed, hovering above it.

The water is getting cooler and we have had our first humpback whale sightings as they migrate past Sodwana Bay with their calves,  it always humbles us to see these magnificent mammals.  So if you want to dive or just experience the beauty of Sodwana Bay and a little winter sunshine then make a plan and join us at Triton Dive Lodge.

Phew, I have been so busy leading dives in the past two months that I have barely had time to pick up my camera.  This gallery combines March and April's best photos and includes an extremely friendly marble electric ray, a pair of ghost pipefish, Manta rays and geometric morays. 

Sodwana Bay has shown us world class conditions and sightings, the calm seas and great viz giving us the opportunity to dive on the further reefs on a daily basis.  We have been visiting the deeper reefs and I have included some of the images including a blood snapper and tiger anenomes.

We have manta rays on nearly every dive and are seeing pods of up to 9 mantas at a time!

Come and join Triton Dive Lodge for simply the best diving you can find on your doorstep!

In February Triton had the privilege of hosting and diving with top (award winning) South African photographer Geoff Spiby,  his wife Lynne and Georgina Jones, an invertebrate expert and passionate Cape-Town based diver. Sodwana Bay really came to the party and the fantastic diving conditions that  couldn’t have been better with day after day of endless viz and zero current. The trip developed as a final component of the Reef Atlas Project led by the South African National Biodiversity Institute and much discussion was devoted to developing new initiatives that divers can contribute to.

 

Again an awesome months diving with some amazing sightings. 

The water is 27-28 degrees and the viz has been outstanding!!  Sightings have included many many turtles, whales sharks, dolphins, nudis galore,,,,  Every dive in Sodwana shows us something new and exciting.  Check out the male cardinal fish which has a mouthfull of eggs that it incubates until the babies are ready to hatch and swim free!!!  Amazing hey?

So what are you waiting for?  Our DMs are waiting to show you why Sodwana Bay is in a class of its own and why Triton Dive Lodge rules!!!

Scuba Diving with Triton Dive Lodge in November was to say the least amazing!!  Sightings at Sodwana Bay have ranged from seahorses on Roonies to Whale sharks a plenty.  The cover shot is of a Tiger Anenome taken at the Angry Penguin Reef at 54 metres.

Potato Bass, delicate crinoids, durban dancers, dolphins and long nosed hawkfish are all in this gallery for you to take a peek at! 

The water temp is warming up to a lovely 26 degrees, the viz is consistently fantastic and the days and nights are long and warm.  Come and join us for some awesome scuba diving at Triton Dive Lodge.

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