Accommodation - Mornington Peninsula

The Mornington Peninsula National Park has long been a favourite for summer holidays. Covering 2,686ha, its diverse coastal environments range from the basalt cliffs.

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Bayplay Dive Resort UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Portsea, VIC, Australia: Dive with the Dragons! Or Dive on a Submarine! Based in Portsea on the Mornington Peninsula, Bayplay offers all inclusive packages for the diving enthusiast with a range of accommodation from private apartments to budget priced rooms.

Frankston Accommodation: The Mornington Peninsula National Park has long been a favourite for summer holidays. Covering 2,686ha, its diverse coastal environments range from the basalt cliffs at Cape Schanck to the native bushland of Greens Bush and the roaring surf of Gunnamatta.

Mornington Peninsula Accommodation: Stylish Sorrento and Portsea, on the Mornington Peninsula, are filled with antique shops, galleries, cafes and numerous walking trails along the ocean-facing coastline.

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The Blue Planet: The Blue Planet, the definitive natural history of the world's oceans, from popular shores and teemi(...); $AU 89.95; 5% Cardholder's Discount!

Olympus Housing - Replacement O-ring: Replacement o-ring for the PT-series of Olympus Underwater Housings (single o-ring).; From $AU 14.95; 5% Cardholder's Discount!

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Dad is it possible to dive in brown corduroys?: by Ric Mingramm; ... Well this was to be an exciting one Son Fletcher had recently attained his PADI Advanced Open Water and Enriched Air Specialty qualifications, so this was to be a deep(ish) dive on Nitrox. Conditions were surgy but not too unpleasant on the dive boat ...

Human Dim Sim in space - or how not to use your SMB!: by Ric Mingramm; A useful safety device for most divers is the surface marker buoy. In essence it is an easily seen surface float which is connected to the diver by means of a thin, strong line, usually carried on a reel.