Bay Of Fires Dive
Bay Of Fires Dive
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Binalong Bay TAS 7216
Australia
Bay of Fires Dive offers scuba diving opportunities in Binalong Bay on Tasmania's north-east coast.
Bay of Fires Dive is Scuba Schools International affiliated and provides dive charters and instruction at Binalong Bay.
The six-metre (19.6 foot) Haines runabout boat takes divers to the many sites along the coast. Most dive sites are no more than 15-minutes from Binalong Bay boat ramp.
Bay of Fires Dive proprietor, Peter Paulsen and dive instructor Bruce Annear, have a wealth of diving experience and knowledge. Peter is a long time resident who has an extensive background in abalone diving and fishing. He has dived the area extensively and is highly knowledgeable on the Bay of Fires coast.
Bruce has been involved in diving for over 25 years and instructing for 10 years. He has dived extensively along Australia's eastern coastline and several locations overseas. He has been actively diving the Bay of Fires area since moving south from Melbourne.
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