Gove Peninsula - Arnhemland - the location offers a multitude of dive sites on the reefs surrounding the many islands of the peninsula. Our half day trips take 35-40 minutes from Gove Harbour and you can find a wide variety of hard and soft corals, an abundance of fish life including many clownfish and their anemones and its not uncommon to have the bat fish accompany you on your dive.

These reefs are home to manta rays, blue spotted rays, reef sharks and a few resident moray eels. During September to April water temperatures are 28-32 degrees Celsius and the visibility is around 15-25 metres. During May to August water temperatures are 24-28 degrees Celsius and the visibility is around 8-15 metres. Gear Hire is Available.

Millions of people young and old have discovered the joy of snorkelling. The reefs around the Gove Peninsula are teeming with many colourful reef fish and many varieties of beautiful hard and soft corals. Put on a mask and snorkel and have a look for yourself on one of our snorkel trips.

Snorkellors are welcome to join the scuba divers on any of the half day or full day trips. The best times of the year for snorkelling are during our tropical summer months from October to March.

Enjoy an Interpretative Cruise, guided by our friendly skipper Ken, around Gove Harbour and the nearby islands passing some areas of historical interest relating to WWII.

Cruise duration is 4 hours and can be combined with some snorkelling or fishing as these cruises are designed to meet your interests and needs. Morning or afternoon teas supplied or catering can be provided on request.

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