July Club Day Terrigal Haven.

TERRIGAL HAVEN CLUB DAY EVENT.

Our Monthly club get togethers are always a fun great way to catch up with all current and new club members and buddies.

Food for the day will be quite simple sausage sizzle and also we will be doing two club dives on the day.

Dive one and two will be discussed on the day conditions pending as Terrigal Haven has 5 different access points to dive.

If conditions are favourable your dive guides will let everyone know with a thorough briefing etc. Gear hire for the day neds to be picked up and called ahead in advanced.

The club days are always a great day and one not to be missed so book in early.

Terrigal Heaven is an easily accessible dive site with and easy exit and entry point. The dive site itself has a sloping sandy bottom. Underneath the moored boats is sand flats and seagrass. The seagrass in the Haven is a much-overlooked habitat with some of the most interesting critters. Follow the rocks on the right-hand side out and left-hand side exiting your dive. The is a Giant Anchor at the point sitting in 10metres of water most people use this as a reference point to go past and turn around to make their way back . If you find that you still have not used half your air, you can continue out following along the wall and you will be able to make two different journeys. If keep going out far enough you’ll come along an old boat trailer which has seahorse hanging around it on a rocky – kelp bottom.

The other journey is you swim up over the rock wall tide pending and go out over the other side and it is a large rocky boulder type bottom that goes down to 14 m in depth.

Terrigal Haven is normally the best place to dive on a southerly wind as its very protected.

Maximum Depth
3 to 15 metres
Dive Type
Shore Dive
Recommended Experience
Beginner to Advanced Divers
Entry
Head down the steps right side of the Terrigal boat ramp and enter via the shore. Be careful there are the occasional rock or dip in the sand here
Exits
Exit in the same location as entry

Grey Nurse sharks are often spotted in the winter months of the year and the entry point is just a short stroll from the carpark.