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Underwater Photo Location: Montague Island, Narooma

Underwater Photo Location: Montague Island, Narooma

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Montague Island is situated about 9km offshore from Narooma. Couple of operators leave Narooma to go out to Montague Island. The reason to dive here is to dive with the Australian Fur Seals. They're here all year round, but are most abundant in Spring. It isn't considered a breeding colony at present but more pups are being born each year.
Facts about Montague Island, Narooma
Dive types
dayboat

Marine Life
big

Diving facilities
airhire

Photo facilities
wideangle

by Jonathan Regan
Diving down at Montague Island, 9km offshore from Narooma, NSW, Australia, this little fella came in close to check out what was happening on the ocean floor. Taken with Canon 7D in Ikelite housing.

by Bradley Kerslake
I spy..... Nikon d7100 nauticam housing tokina 10-17mm

by Bradley Kerslake
He was just so cute! Nsw south coast Nikon d7100

by Gaetano Gargiulo
"sealhouette" a playful sea-lion dancing near the surface for us

by Kim Ramsay
Diving with the seals in Narooma

by Kim Ramsay
TANGO A pair of Australian fur seals frolic in the sunlight at Narooma, NSW, Australia. Photo taken with Olympus OMD EM1 Markii & Fisheye 8mm T1.8

by Kim Ramsay
New Zealand Fur Seals
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