Sentences with phrase «potato cod»

Because you get to see giant potato cod feeding.

Although we did not get to see the large potato cod fish, the dive site was still very fun and interesting.

So cool to see these giant prehistoric looking potato cod!

The famous giant potato cod is still fed by dive masters.

The wreck is so big it has a bit of everything: a large stern and rudder standing mightily, sections of wreck where you can safely penetrate, potato cod cleaning station, and in places where the wreck looks more like a reef, stacks of reef fish of every size, shape and colour.

One of the area's most famous sites is the Cod Hole, which is home to a resident group of large groupers known as Potato Cod (Grouper).

Speaking of potatoes, if you'd rather be under the sea than on top of it, then dive into the cod hole with the friendly potato cod fish that basically looks like a rock.

Swim with diver size potato cod.

An enormous wonderland of dive sites with many different environments and huge drawcards like enormous potato cod and minke whales.

Spectacular diving opportunities abound, including the famous Cod Hole, where divers will come face to face with a massive, yet curious Potato Cod swimming right up to inspect you with child — like curiosity.

Sensational diving opportunities abound around this Marine National Park, including the famous Cod Hole, where you'll come face to face with a massive, yet curious Potato Cod swimming right up to inspect you with child - like curiosity.

If you have the time then we would certainly recommend staying several days but if you just have a day to spare then you will love diving around the wreck that is home to sweetlips, turtles, bumphead parrot fish, huge potato cod, reef sharks and the amazing schooling jackfish.

There can be hammerheads and Potato Cod competing too.

Experience diving up close Giant Potato Cods such as this one in the Code Hole, one of the Great Barrier Reef's famous dive site.

This dive site as its name suggests, is a spot made popular by the Giant Potato Cods found in the area.

The giant clam has definitely earnt its way onto this thrilling list alongside the likes of clownfish, manta rays, maori wrasse, potato cod turtles, sharks and whales.

For those Certified Divers there are world - renowned dive sites to tick off your list including the SS Yongala Wreck, diving with sharks at Osprey Reef and Potato Cod at the Cod Hole dive site.

Aparently, the Cod Hole is named after its resident Potato Cods.

Lizard Island offers a range of unforgettable experiences, including diving and snorkeling the world famous Cod Hole, which is home to a community of massive Potato Cod, snorkel and scuba diving trips to experience the incredible marine ecosystems of the Great Barrier Reef and exploring the giant clam gardens around Anchor and Watson's Bays in glass - bottom kayaks.

At the Cod Hole you will feed a family of giant Potato Cod and dive the magnificent Ribbon Reefs.

Spend the next two days exploring various reef sites, including the Cod Hole with its resident population of giant, friendly Potato Cod.

The Cod Hole is famous for its diver - sized potato cod.

The Liberty is home to hundreds of different species including giant barracuda, turtles, bumphead parrot fish, oriental sweetlips, pygmy seahorses and the enormous potato cod.

You will dive at some of the most gorgeous parts of the Great Barrier Reef, and interact with such marine life as Potato Cod, Reef Sharks, Lion Fish, Sea Turtles and much more.

Plummeting clear blue waters, giant potato cod.

This world famous dive site is home to a resident population of friendly, «small diver size» potato cod.

Underwater photographers will love the opportunity to spend time capturing amazing images of the «small diver size» potato cod, before exploring the shallow coral gardens.

One of the Great Barrier Reefs most amazing phenomenons awaits you at the Cod Hole, where you'll swim with incredibly inquisitive «small diver size» potato cod.

Famous dive sites like Cod Hole will provide you with the opportunity to come up close and personal with giant potato cod that are virtually tame, or wet your suit while perched on the sandy bottom at North Horn in the North Coral Sea as you come to within snapping distance from a shark feeding frenzy.

As well as big creatures that make spontaneous appearances, Manta rays, Potato Cods, giant Loggerhead Turtles, Reef Sharks to name but a few.

Manta Rays, Potato Cods, Green Turtles, Moray Eels, Lion Fish, Wobbegong Shark are some of the many species the Ningaloo Reef has to offer.

Our tropical waters also provide excellent opportunities to interact with the majestic Humpback Whale, Manta Ray, Turtles, Reef Shark, Potato Cod, Lion Fish and much much more throughout the year.

A range of diverse dive sites from picturesque coral gardens to 3000 foot walls, offers encounters with giant potato cod, sharks, and clouds of tropical fish.

The Great Barrier Reef, Australia - dolphins, humpback whales, minke whales, Indo - Pacific humpback dolphins, dugongs, 125 recorded species of shark, stingray or chimera, potato cod (goliath grouper), clownfish, red - throat emperor, red bass, several species of snapper and coral trout, lionfish, stonefish and saltwater crocodiles.

Other magnificent marine animals that visitors can swim or dive with are manta rays, potato cod, sharks, dolphins, and turtles.

Swim amongst giant clams and shellfish — and handfeed Giant Potato Cod and Maori Wrasse.

Swim amongst Giant Clams and shellfish — and handfeed Giant Potato Cod and Maori Wrasse.

The famous giant potato cod are present all year round.

Cod Hole, as the name suggests, is a dive site famous for cod; giant potato cod to be exact.

Giant potato cod, used to divemasters bringing tasty treats to them for at least the last 2 decades, are extremely friendly and seem more than happy to pose for your photographs.

What makes this site special is that the giant potato cod are virtually domesticated thanks to 2 decades of being fed by divemasters.

The Nimrod Explorer spends much of her time between Cairns and Lizard Island, exploring sites along the Ribbon Reefs and introducing guests to the world famous Cod Hole, home to a group of giant Potato Cod.

For the dedicated scuba divers the Cod Hole is one of our most requested ports of call to see the family of giant potato cod that eagerly await the arrival of visiting boats and crew.

Potato cod The Ribbon Reefs are a string of 10 coral reefs stretching over 160 kilometres off Port Douglas.

Cod Hole is a famous dive spot at The Ribbons and the name pretty much gives it away — this is a prime location to see groups of giant potato cod.

As it has been well surveyed, most dive guides are familiar with the usual haunts of particular fish, like the Potato Cod cleaning station.

Diving at Cod Hole will allow you to come up close and personal to the giant Potato Cod that live here - they are docile, friendly and curious creatures that will be sure to make for a unique diving experience.

These beauties are; the clownfish, giant clams, manta rays, the Maori wrasse, potato cod, sharks, turtles and whales!

Dive with the famous potato cod, weighing up to a whopping 30 kg (if you didn't know, it's a fish!)