Thank you, glad you enjoyed :)

Me too. Was a really lovely surprise.

A bit over 5km off Point Peron. You can see exactly where, and learn more about the wreck here: www.divingwawrecks.com/rms-orizaba

Thank you 😊

My fav part! I absolutely love Blennys. So much attitude. One of the divers pointed him out to me, he went over and placed his hand right at the top to show me and I saw the Blenny make a show of going for his fingers 😂 so cute. The current was strong pushing me back and forth so was hard to get close and steady. But absolutely love the cutie blenny

From other divers below me. As they breathe from their tanks through their regulators, the air rises through the water. Quite pretty I find.

@@inspiredexploring It does!.. thats alot of bubbles

No idea, didn't get closer, thats all I saw too. Might have been at a point I couldn't go down further again as I had gotten to my limits for being deeper. Was also conserving energy so I didn't use all my air too quick. All the interesting stuff I captured I have included in the video.

@@inspiredexploring probly comemerating (or how ever you spell it) all those that served on her or maybe those who have passed since

You can find gps coordinates of the wreck on Google too. In King George Sound, not far.

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It was a fun dive but I still prefer it as a day dive, as you get to see more of the wreck and more in general in daylight. Night time you are just so limited by what the torch picks up.

I've done lots of night dives now, this is the deepest, but its quite amazing just seeing what there is to find, its all consuming which leaves little space to much worry about the unknown 😊

@@inspiredexploring Praise to you for getting out there and doing it.. the ocean gives me the heebie jeebies in the daytime let alone nighttime :)

Oh it was. Still the best diving wildlife encounter I have experienced. She chose to come and say hello 💕

Thank you 😁

Thank you, will do :)

Thank you

Glad you enjoyed :)

Will always be a novelty hey!

It wasnt to be there is was quite awesome watching it come into view clearer. We could see it from the surface which is very cool - and pretty good vis considering you are looking through about 18m of water to the top of the wreck.

@@inspiredexploring Isnt the upper structure just 6 metres below the surface?

Not the deck, in the hole I went through at the start thats around 18-19m.

Maybe - but my interest lies in the life in any location, rather than the location itself. So you will likely see more animal based content with the wreck in the background. It costs a fair bit to get out to this location if you don't have your own boat and being so deep, you have limited time there. I couldn't get to all the bits of the boat in one dive even if I wanted to (unless I got into tech diving/equipment/$$$). But I follow the cool animals I see, that's what I am interested in and that what I want to watch back when I see my videos again :)

@@inspiredexploring All good still makes for good viewing even if its in the background :)

Patience :)

Thank you :)

Thanks :)

Thanks! Was an epic day!

Best day ever!!

At some stage, I have some I did last summer I haven't edited yet 🙂 was too busy diving and not editing tsk tsk. Anyway trying to chip away and tackle the backlog!

Thank you :) I have loads more to edit and post and a lot more underwater trips to come!

Thanks Jit :)

It was pretty good on the surface. Quite surgey at spots, but not as bad as our first time there 😬

Thank you 😃

Was such a lovely day!

Thanks heaps! The cure baby globefish we almost died from cuteness overload!!! And am obsessed with cuttles 💕 their colours are majestic!

Max depth I had there was 8.5m, so a great shallow dive!

I felt that way, until doing a night dive. It's super meditative. You never know what you are about to discover! I was hooked right on my first night dive. Cool stuff comes out at night!

@@inspiredexploring or what dangers lurk in the dark!

Thats a great idea! Will update videos and do that from now on 😊

It wasnt a fully enclsed cave to "technically" not a cave dive. But the low visibility did make it pretty spooky!