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Rum Runner – Ribbons Reef trip 23 – 26 January 2026

Rum Runner – Ribbons Reef trip 23 – 26 January 2026

by Webmaster (Mauricio) | Special Dives, What's On

Ribbons Reef #3 – Australia Day Long Weekend Join Rum Runner for an amazing 2 days of diving at Ribbons Reef #3. Departure will be late on the Friday and returning early Monday.  Details about the trip: Duration:  3 Nights. Departs: Friday 23 January 2026 @ 1630....
December 2025 Newsletter

December 2025 Newsletter

by Webmaster (Mauricio) | Newsletters, What's On

Hi Nautili and fellow ocean enthusiasts, we trust you will enjoy our Dec 2025 newsletter.  Highlights include, trip reports from members, upcoming club trips for financial members and so much...
Monthly Club Dive – Fitzroy Island with Octopus Dive – Sat 21 Mar 2026

Monthly Club Dive – Fitzroy Island with Octopus Dive – Sat 21 Mar 2026

by Webmaster (Mauricio) | Monthly Club Dives, Regular Club Dives, What's On

We are privileged to organise our next Regular Club Dive at Fitzroy Island diving with Octopus Dive. Booking is easy and details will be available in the club email released a few weeks prior.  Details:Date: Saturday 21 March 2026 Check In: 07:30 at Fitzroy Flyer at...
Monthly Club Dive – Pro Dive – Sat 28th Feb 2026

Monthly Club Dive – Pro Dive – Sat 28th Feb 2026

by Webmaster (Mauricio) | Monthly Club Dives, Regular Club Dives, What's On

We are privileged to have again organised our next Regular Club Dive with Pro Dive aboard their vessel. Booking is easy over the phone and details will be available in the club email released a few weeks prior.  Details Date: Saturday 28 February 2026Check In:...
Monthly Club Dive – Passions of Paradise – Sat 31st Jan 2026 

Monthly Club Dive – Passions of Paradise – Sat 31st Jan 2026 

by Webmaster (Mauricio) | Monthly Club Dives, Regular Club Dives, What's On

We are privileged again to organised our next Regular Club Dive with Passions of Paradise aboard their vessel out of Cairns. Booking is easy over the phone and details will be available in the club email released a few weeks prior.  Details Date: Saturday 31st January...
Monthly Club (Xmas Dive) – Divers Den – Sat 06 December 2025

Monthly Club (Xmas Dive) – Divers Den – Sat 06 December 2025

by Webmaster (Mauricio) | Monthly Club Dives, Regular Club Dives, What's On

Join us for the last dive of 2025 for our Club Christmas dive Divers Den aboard their vessel out of Cairns. A full dive deck of 45 spots has been reserved for this day.  Details Date: Saturday 06 December 2025Check In: 08:00 at the Boat (B or C-Finger at the Cairns...
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