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Some of the images in this gallery were shot in the Mexican Cenotes.
Mount Gambier in South Australia is one of the world's major cave diving destinations. Although most of the cave sites are highly regulated and require specialised training, there are still dive and snorkelling sites that can be enjoyed by open water divers and snorkelers. However, most of these sites require permits from National Parks or require dives to be guided by specialised guides. Please contact Ocean In Colour for more information.
Some of the images in this gallery were shot in the Mexican Cenotes.
Piccaninnie Ponds
Ewens Ponds
Ewens Ponds
Ewens Ponds
Piccaninne Ponds, Mt Gambier, SA
Model: Mae KI Dorricott. Mae was the OWUSS for Europe in 2017-2018. She joined me in Adelaide to find Leafy seadragons. As the weather was bad at the time, we decided to head to the fresh water ponds in Mount Gambier and wait until the weather improved at Rapid Bay.
Kilby's Sinkhole
Mount Gambier, South Australia
Kilby's Sinkhole
Mt. Gambier, South Australia
Piccaninne Ponds
Kilby's Sinkhole
Mt. Gambier, South Australia
Cenote Taj Mahal
Mexico
Cenote Garden of Eden
Mexico
Cenote Chac Mool
Mexico
Cenote Garden of Eden
Mexico
Cenote Garden of Eden
Mexico