Dolphin dive near Adelaide @ Hallett Cove Reef, South Australia

http://www.divingadelaide.com.au http://www.onlinedivegear.com.au This was simply one of those days that is hard to beat. After being in contact all day with the question whether or not to go for a quick afternoon dive, Diving Adelaide Divers Damian and Ron decided to head down to Hallett Cove to explore the reef and see what's out there! Visibility had been amazing for the last couple of weeks, so we didn't expect anything less this Monday afternoon, but we couldn't have expected that we were in for such a massive surprise! After a cruisy dive on the reef, we suddenly saw a big dark shape moving in the distance on our way back in. Not quite sure what it was, we decided to keep the camera rolling and go in for a closer look and within seconds we realised it was a super curious and playful dolphin that seemed just as happy to see us under there as we were to see it! For both of us this was the first time ever to see a wild dolphin under water and we have to say that there isn't much that we've seen before that compares! What an amazing experience! The visibility was still great (between 10 and 15 metres), there was a slight current running and the water temperature was about 17 degrees Celsius! Video shot at Hallett Cove Reef South Australia 25/11/2013 (C) Ron van der Marel Divers: Ron van der Marel (Diving Adelaide Owner/Instructor) Damian Bishop (Diving Adelaide Divemaster) This video was shot using a GoPro HERO2 in a dive housing.