Snorkelling and Beach Activities – Port Fairy
Suitable clothing for the weather conditions – be sun smart
Previous Snorkelling experience is essential.
A one-hour introduction to the delightful fish and other marine life, reefs and seagrasses of the Teahouse Reef in the Sanctuary.
Much to see there in the way of colourful algae and local fish, perhaps even a basking Fiddler Ray.
You must have own mask, snorkel, fins and 5mm wetsuit. Unfortunately, no spare equipment available for lend.
Event dependent on suitable weather conditions and subject to cancellation.
Participants must arrive at 8:15am and be ready by 8.30 am, for important safety briefing.
Must specify Snorkelling experience level and be a confident swimmer.
Must have own equipment – snorkel, mask, fins and 5 mm wetsuit. Unfortunately, no spare equipment available for lend.
Visit www.marinecare.org.au for further information about snorkelling or VNPA website on https://vnpa.org.au/programs/sea-slug-census/ for ‘Sea Slug Census’.
This event is suitable for all ages. Children under 14 years old require adult supervision in the water at all times. Adults must supervise their children from in the water (not from shore)
Everyone welcome – if you have concerns about accessibility or mobility, please contact us.
If you have booked and can no longer attend, please cancel via Eventbrite website, so another participant can join us.
Beaumaris Yacht Club carpark B17, Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary.
226H+75 Beaumaris, Victoria
Please Note : Parking ticket or Bayside Parking Permit required in beach carpark.
Alternatively, use free street parking or public transport – limited carparking available.
This 45-minute introductory Snorkelling lesson will be in the shallows of ‘inner lagoon’ for those completely new to snorkelling . Much to see there in the way of colourful algae and local fish, perhaps even a basking Fiddler Ray. Much to see there in the way of colourful algae and local fish, perhaps even a basking Fiddler Ray. (Must have own mask, snorkel, fins and 5mm wetsuit for this introductory session.
You must have own mask, snorkel, fins and wetsuit for this introductory session. Unfortunately, no spare equipment available for lend.
Event dependent on suitable weather conditions and subject to cancellation.
Participants must arrive at 8:15am and be ready by 8.30 am, for important safety briefing.
Much to see there in the way of colourful algae and local fish, perhaps even a basking Fiddler Ray.
You must have own mask, snorkel, fins and 5mm wetsuit. Unfortunately, no spare equipment available for lend.
Event dependent on suitable weather conditions and subject to cancellation.
Visit www.marinecare.org.au for further information about snorkelling .
This event is suitable for all ages. Children under 14 years old require adult supervision in the water at all times. Adults must supervise their children from in the water (not from shore)
If you have booked and can no longer attend, please cancel via Eventbrite website, so another participant can join us.
Beaumaris Yacht Club carpark B17, Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary.
226H+75 Beaumaris, Victoria
Please Note : Parking ticket or Bayside Parking Permit required in beach carpark. Alternatively, use free street parking or public transport
Snorkelling – For People with Disabilities : Altona. This unique event is delivered by the Disabled Divers Association (DDA), provides people of various abilities the opportunity to experience a day at the beach in a new light. Gain confidence in accessing the water environment with the assistance of DDA, which is a non-profit organisation, dedicated to encouraging and supporting people with disabilities.
This event is designed to inspire and give people with disabilities the opportunity to put the fun back into life. Please note that this activity may be rescheduled if weather is unsuitable. Bookings are Essential – For more information and to express your interest contact: Bert Parker via parafin_dda@mail.com or (0418) 309 182.
Minimum age: 8 years old. If a participant normally has a full-time carer, they will require a carer with them at all times on the dayIf a participant requires assistance to transfer from a wheelchair to the beach chair, they will need to provide that assistant. Each participant will be assessed on their abilities for the activities on the day. If you have booked and can no longer attend, please contact us to cancel, so another participant can join us.
Note: snorkel equipment and wetsuits will be provided if you don’t have any.
Altona Beach (opposite the Lifesaving club) – near corner Bent Street and Esplanade, 137 Esplanade, Altona Weaver Reserve. Corner of Pier street and The Esplanade Altona. There will also be designated parking for ease of access for participants off Pier Street.
Snorkelling – For People with Disabilities : Altona. This unique event is delivered by the Disabled Divers Association (DDA), provides people of various abilities the opportunity to experience a day at the beach in a new light. Gain confidence in accessing the water environment with the assistance of DDA, which is a non-profit organisation, dedicated to encouraging and supporting people with disabilities.
This event is designed to inspire and give people with disabilities the opportunity to put the fun back into life. Please note that this activity may be rescheduled if weather is unsuitable. Bookings are Essential – For more information and to express your interest contact: Bert Parker via parafin_dda@mail.com or (0418) 309 182.
Minimum age: 8 years old. If a participant normally has a full-time carer, they will require a carer with them at all times on the dayIf a participant requires assistance to transfer from a wheelchair to the beach chair, they will need to provide that assistant. Each participant will be assessed on their abilities for the activities on the day. If you have booked and can no longer attend, please contact us to cancel, so another participant can join us.
Note: snorkel equipment and wetsuits will be provided if you don’t have any.
Altona Beach (opposite the Lifesaving club) – near corner Bent Street and Esplanade, 137 Esplanade, Altona Weaver Reserve. Corner of Pier street and The Esplanade Altona. There will also be designated parking for ease of access for participants off Pier Street.
Previous Snorkelling experience is essential.
A one-hour introduction to the delightful fish and other marine life, reefs and seagrasses of the Teahouse Reef in the Sanctuary.
Much to see there in the way of colourful algae and local fish, perhaps even a basking Fiddler Ray.
You must have own mask, snorkel, fins and 5mm wetsuit. Unfortunately, no spare equipment available for lend.
Event dependent on suitable weather conditions and subject to cancellation.
Participants must arrive at 8:15am and be ready by 8.30 am, for important safety briefing.
Must specify Snorkelling experience level and be a confident swimmer.
You must have own mask, snorkel and fins and 5mm wetsuit. Unfortunately, no spare equipment available for lend.
Visit www.marinecare.org.au for further information about snorkelling .
This event is suitable for all ages. Children under 14 years old require adult supervision in the water at all times. Adults must supervise their children from in the water (not from shore)
Everyone welcome – if you have concerns about accessibility or mobility, please contact us.
If you have booked and can no longer attend, please cancel via Eventbrite website, so another participant can join us.
Beaumaris Yacht Club carpark B17, Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary.
226H+75 Beaumaris, Victoria
Please Note : Parking ticket or Bayside Parking Permit required in beach carpark. Alternatively, use free street parking or public transport – limited carparking available.
This 45-minute introductory snorkelling lesson will be in the shallows of ‘inner lagoon’ for those completely new to snorkelling .
Much to see there in the way of colourful algae and local fish, perhaps even a basking Fiddler Ray. (Must have own mask, snorkel, fins and 5mm wetsuit for this introductory session. Dependant on an individual’s comfort in water temperature.)
You must have own mask, snorkel, fins and 5mm wetsuit for this introductory session.
Participants must arrive at 8:15am and be ready by 8.30 am, for important safety briefing.
Must be a confident swimmer.
Must have own equipment – snorkel, mask, fins and 5 mm wetsuit. Unfortunately, no spare equipment available for lend.
Visit www.marinecare.org.au for further information about snorkelling .
This event is suitable for all ages. Children under 14 years old require adult supervision in the water at all times. Adults must supervise their children from in the water (not from shore)
Everyone welcome – if you have concerns about accessibility or mobility, please contact us.
If you have booked and can no longer attend, please cancel via Eventbrite website, so another participant can join us
Beaumaris Yacht Club – Car Park B17Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary.
226H+75 Beaumaris, Victoria
Please Note : Parking ticket or Bayside Parking Permit required in beach carpark. Alternatively, use free street parking or public transport.
This event is run by the Port Phillip Ecocentre.
You will be given a full briefing on the equipment and safety and a skills session in the shallows before venturing into deeper water off the foreshore. Choose your level of participation – a guided snorkel with safety floats, using swimming aids or doing your own individual snorkel.
This event is run by the Port Phillip Ecocentre.
You will be given a full briefing on the equipment and safety and a skills session in the shallows before venturing into deeper water off the foreshore. Choose your level of participation – a guided snorkel with safety floats, using swimming aids or doing your own individual snorkel.
This event is run by the Port Phillip Ecocentre.
You will be given a full briefing on the equipment and safety and a skills session in the shallows before venturing into deeper water off the foreshore. Choose your level of participation – a guided snorkel with safety floats, using swimming aids or doing your own individual snorkel.
