Kwinana Grain Terminal was the venue for tonight’s night dive. We had a great bunch of divers turn up to explore the magic of this site. 

The water was calm but a fairly strong current was running parallel to the shore. Coupled with the jetty messing with our compasses, this made navigation interesting!

Vis was around 4 meters and the critters were out to play. We saw seahorses, tons of big crabs, squid, fan bellies and tasseled leatherjackets, sea hares, a couple of curious stingrays towards the end of the jetty and lots of bioluminescent coral. 

Some of us were delighted to find a snake headed eel poking its head out of the sand just as we were about to exit. (Photo courtesy of Phil McDonald)

written by Divemaster Barb Johnson