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First Light Freediving
Australia
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2018
Fins on, mask sealed, snorkel secure, and then... magic.
In that moment as the water line rose over my lens and the wonders beneath came into view, my cheeks tensed, eyes widened, and an uncontrollable sense of belonging surged through my veins. With hearts racing, and Holly's hand locked with my own, we where off... and I was once again... home.
Come home with us as we explore all that Port Phillip Bay and the surrounding Victoria coast line has to offer.
Living life from one breath to the next.
In that moment as the water line rose over my lens and the wonders beneath came into view, my cheeks tensed, eyes widened, and an uncontrollable sense of belonging surged through my veins. With hearts racing, and Holly's hand locked with my own, we where off... and I was once again... home.
Come home with us as we explore all that Port Phillip Bay and the surrounding Victoria coast line has to offer.
Living life from one breath to the next.
Swimming with SHARKS in Port Phillip Bay? Amazing snorkelling experience (Port Jackson Sharks)
Drop a thumbs up if you want more marine sanctuary videos!
Found EAGLE RAYS in Urban Marine Santuary: th-cam.com/video/ttlz1Aomxrg/w-d-xo.html
Snorkelling with stingrays in MELBOURNE Australia: th-cam.com/video/ugHy_ujxUXw/w-d-xo.html
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Fins on, mask sealed, snorkel secure, and then... magic.
In that moment as the water line rose over my lens and the wonders beneath came into view, my cheeks tensed, eyes widened, and an uncontrollable sense of belonging surged through my veins. With hearts racing, Holly's hand locked with my own, we were off... and I was once again... home.
Come home with us as we explore all that Port Phillip Bay and the surrounding Victoria coast line has to offer, through snorkelling, spearfishing, and freediving. Living life from one breath to the next, making each and every one count.
ABOUT US:
www.firstlightfreediving.com/our-story
TOM
Kiwi living 'across the ditch'. Tom has always had a healthy fascination, fear and respect of the world and life below the waves.
HOLLY
A Melbourne local. Holly is excited to explore the world beneath the blue. Specially here in our back yard, Port Phillip Bay.
Have any questions? Feel free to email us anytime! We're open to discussing about collaborations, sponsorship, product reviews and more! Email: firstlightfreediving@gmail.com
First Light Freediving
th-cam.com/channels/9IlSBSVNdRZNfp6TzSsRdw.html
Found EAGLE RAYS in Urban Marine Santuary: th-cam.com/video/ttlz1Aomxrg/w-d-xo.html
Snorkelling with stingrays in MELBOURNE Australia: th-cam.com/video/ugHy_ujxUXw/w-d-xo.html
FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM & FACEBOOK
Instagram: firstlightfreediving
Facebook: firstlightfreediving
Fins on, mask sealed, snorkel secure, and then... magic.
In that moment as the water line rose over my lens and the wonders beneath came into view, my cheeks tensed, eyes widened, and an uncontrollable sense of belonging surged through my veins. With hearts racing, Holly's hand locked with my own, we were off... and I was once again... home.
Come home with us as we explore all that Port Phillip Bay and the surrounding Victoria coast line has to offer, through snorkelling, spearfishing, and freediving. Living life from one breath to the next, making each and every one count.
ABOUT US:
www.firstlightfreediving.com/our-story
TOM
Kiwi living 'across the ditch'. Tom has always had a healthy fascination, fear and respect of the world and life below the waves.
HOLLY
A Melbourne local. Holly is excited to explore the world beneath the blue. Specially here in our back yard, Port Phillip Bay.
Have any questions? Feel free to email us anytime! We're open to discussing about collaborations, sponsorship, product reviews and more! Email: firstlightfreediving@gmail.com
First Light Freediving
th-cam.com/channels/9IlSBSVNdRZNfp6TzSsRdw.html
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มุมมอง 5116 ปีที่แล้ว
Snorkelling and Freediving in Port Phillip Bay Ricketts Point marine reserve, Quite Corner Port Phillip Bay never ceases to impress, we spotted a large variety of fish this adventure. The weather was so good unfortunately our dive outlasted our battery life. A good 3 hours in the warm early summer bay, better yet? no wet-suit needed! Spotted on this adventure: Dusky Morwong Plenty of Jellyfish ...
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Beautiful footage great shot of that Southern eagle ray they can get quite large.
water clarity looks great that day ! Nice one guys
Hey, great vid! Where abouts in port phillip bay were the banjo sharks filmed? I live in melbourne and have been snorkelling at rickett's point and am looking to expand my options. Cheers :)
Mate Banjo Sharks can be found throughout the bay, I would recommend really anywhere with some type of reef but not necessary
awesome video, what camera were you using?
Hi Jett, Thanks! We use a mix of GoPro cameras, majority of this is on a Hero 7 Black.
Great video, I grew up in beaumais in the 60s and 70s my parents lived there until just recently 60 odd years, I spent many hours diving around that area, this has brought back some great memories, I have super 8 film of me aged 3 at rickets point, thanks for posting this😉
Glad you enjoyed the video ^_^ And stoked we could help bring back some fond memories for you. Cheers ~ Holly & Tom
Thanks for the support and checking out our video, we have a ton more to come. If you enjoyed what you saw, please consider throwing us a LIKE & SUBSCRIBE, we appreciate it! ^_^
A Bit too close to some of the animals imho.
Thanks HQ, we always do our best not to disturb the wildlife when we are in their back yard. The first eagle-ray spooked as we where moving on, and the other two where free swimming and simply crossed paths with us. The local Banjo sharks (fiddler rays) are very used to divers and more often than not just relax in our company. It's a very fine line, but we certainly make sure not to physically interact or interrupt any of the wildlife, and let them do their thing. Cheers! ^_^
Thanks for the support and checking out our video, we have a ton more to come. If you enjoyed what you saw, please consider subscribing, we appreciate it! ^_^
Not a fan of the music, but great video 😀 thanks for taking the time to share!
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback, and glad you enjoyed it nonetheless :)