Today was another great day. The highlight was diving on the south coast. This section of coast is so exposed that it is has rarely been dived, let alone surveyed. Fortunately for us, the weather and sea conditions continue to

Following a sunset on smooth seas, by 2am the wind had increased and shifted to the northeast causing the boat to buck on its anchor. Despite the inconvenient timing, Captain Matt decided it was time to move the Braveheart before

Today we had an amazing dive at North Meyer Island – we encountered lush meadows of brown and red alga with the occasional dash of florescent orange. The volume and extent of algae we observed today has not previously been

We woke to the nearby calls of boobies and ternlets hovering above the Braveheart. We left Macauley Island the previous evening and dropped anchor just after 6am and we’re now sitting alongside the Meyer Islands, just off the north coast