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Twenty-six enthusiastic Perth Scuba Manta Club divers set out for a Sunday morning dive that took an unexpected turn when Ammo Jetty was closed. A quick change of plans led the group to Jervoise Bay dog beach, where an underrated dive site delivered amazing marine life including seahorses, dragonets, octopus and stingarees.
Divers from the Perth Scuba Manta Club gathered for a calm and enjoyable night dive at Palm Beach Jetty. With excellent conditions and plenty of marine life spotted under torchlight, it was a great evening exploring one of Perth’s favourite night dive sites.
Divers enjoyed a spectacular night dive at the Omeo Wreck, spotting octopus, squid, cuttlefish and rays while exploring artificial reefs and bioluminescent coral.
Jervoise Bay Sunday Manta Club Dive – 1 March 2026 | Perth Shore Diving Report
Despite a forecast predicting 2m swell along the Perth coast, 26 keen divers rolled the dice and headed to Jervoise Bay for our Sunday Manta Club shore dive — and it paid off! Conditions were far calmer than expected, with relatively smooth water and light rolling surf in Fremantle. Visibility may have been average, but spirits were high as everyone enjoyed a social scuba dive at one of Perth’s most reliable shore diving locations.
This community club dive was all about getting wet, staying active and making the most of WA diving conditions. A special highlight was celebrating Lola Jane’s birthday post-dive — complete with cake, dive stories and plenty of laughs on the beach.
Jervoise Bay continues to be a favourite for Perth scuba divers looking for accessible shore diving, marine life encounters and great dive buddies. We’re looking forward to calmer seas this week — see you at the Omeo wreck night dive!
Perth Scuba’s Manta Club returned to Woodman Point for an incredible night dive under calm skies and 10m visibility. With octopus, cuttlefish and even a bobtail squid making an appearance, the site truly came alive after dark in classic Perth diving style.
