Tips to see and swim with giant cuttlefish in Whyalla (South Australia)
4th September 2023 Wow, another huge Cuttlefest season done! Successful Conclusion of Cuttlefest 2023! Cuttlefest has proven a success again this year, with more than 10,000 people from across the globe enjoying the natural spectacle and associated events!
Whyalla Cuttlefish
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Whyalla cuttlefish season shaping up to be a bumper The Advertiser
Every winter, tens of thousands of giant Australian cuttlefish migrate to the shallow, rocky shores at Point Lowly near Whyalla to breed, in an area known as the Cuttlefish Coast Sanctuary Zone. That area is now on the National Heritage List, alongside sites like Bondi Beach, Uluru Kata-Tijuta and the Great Barrier Reef.
Snorkel with cuttlefish in Whyalla Gourmet Traveller
The annual Giant Cuttlefish gathering near Whyalla in South Australia is one of nature's great spectacles. After the success of last year and the glass bottom boat, Cuttys is making this even more accessible. This new fully inclusive tour aims to meet the demand for an even bigger audience.
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Whyalla Diving Services May - August Mon to Fri | 9am - 5pm Sat & Sun | 8am - 5pm Sep - April Mon & Fri | 9am - 1pm Sat | 9am - 1pm Every year from May to August thousands of Giant Australian Cuttlefish gather at the shores of Point Lowly, South Australia because it is cuttlefish mating time! Good thing, they don't mind being watched.
Tips to see and swim with giant cuttlefish in Whyalla (South Australia)
Whyalla is a port town that's well known for its exportation of iron ore. It's a town dependent on its mining industries and forms part of what's known as the 'Iron Triangle', along with Port Augusta and Port Pirie. But it's not what's above the surface that draws tourists to Whyalla.
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Cuttlefish gather off Whyalla's coast in huge numbers each year It appears years of steady population increases have come to an end It's a year since fishing of cuttlefish was re-allowed Around the middle of each year, tens or hundreds of thousands of the cephalopods gather in the Upper Spencer Gulf to reproduce.
Seeing the Giant Cuttlefish at Whyalla (Without getting wet!)
Whyalla in South Australia is home each year to one of the largest underwater breeding aggregation of Cuttlefish in the world. A mecca for tourists, divers, underwater photographers, videographers and documentary makers. People get onto flights from all around the world and head to the cuttlefish capital of world, to experience the wonder of.
Seeing the Giant Cuttlefish at Whyalla (Without getting wet!)
Whyalla's famous cuttlefish have turned up droves, with dive operators declaring 2023 a bumper season for globally famous creatures. The breeding congregation of thousands of giant cuttlefish.
Seeing the Giant Cuttlefish at Whyalla (Without getting wet!)
Giant Australian Cuttlefish will soon gather in the waters off Whyalla at Port Lowly. The site, at Point Lowly, is the only known location where you can witness aggregations of the majestic Giant Cuttlefish, and it's right here in South Australia.
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Retroactively edited, this time we dive into the enchanting world beneath the waves as we embark on a mesmerizing journey to witness the magical gathering of.
Tips to see and swim with giant cuttlefish in Whyalla (South Australia)
CuttleFest Snorkel Tours - Swim with Giant Cuttlefish. For more information and all enquiries please visit the EMS website. What: CuttleFest 2023. When: 24 June - 16 July 2023 (10am, 12pm and 2pm sessions available). Where: Stony Point | Half an hour South of Whyalla (). Who: 5 years and above (who can swim 25m and tread water). At Play & Go Adelaide we make every effort to provide accurate.
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Whyalla Visitor Centre, Lincoln Highway Open: 7 days Mon-Fri 9am-4pm. Weekends and public holidays 10am-4pm. Closed: Good Friday and Christmas Day Phone: (08) 8645 7900 Email: [email protected]. TOLL FREE: 1800 088 589. Contact us by filling out the form below and pressing "submit".
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Hundreds of thousands of cuttlefish come to Whyalla every year to breed. with the huge number of animals that turned up last year we also had the best season for tourism that we ever had.
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Contact the Whyalla Visitor Centre 1800 088 589, for all the information you will need to see the cuttlefish. Bring your wetsuit and dive gear or hire your equipment and join a the team throughhout the season to experience these amazing creatures.
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20th June 2023 The stunning Australian Giant Cuttlefish have arrived in the coastal waters near Stony Point and it's time to celebrate. Celebrate Cuttlefest 2023 20 June 2023