PeninsulaDive.com.au is an independent dive website showcasing the amazing underwater world that the Mornington Peninsula has to offer.

Peninsuladive.com.au highlights the best dive locations, diver training centres, charter operators and equipment suppliers located on the Mornington Peninsula. It has an extensive photo gallery covering everything from tiny Nudibranchs through to Small sharks and includes rarely seen species such as the Goblin Fish and Tassled Angler. So whether you’re wanting to learn to scuba dive, right through to technical diving, Peninsuladive.com.au can put you in touch with the people in the know.

Peninsuladive.com.au team is led by freelance diver Scott Grimster. Scott is a lifelong Peninsula resident who has worked with some of Australia’s best underwater photographers and cinematographers including David Bryant (www.seapics.com.au ), John Natoli winner of the 2007 Byron Underwater Festival (www.natoliunderwater.com), Andy Green (www.JulianRocks.net & www.divearound.com.au), Freddie Leong (www.aquaticpix.com) and George Evatt (www.i2imanagement.com.au). Scott also writes on a quarterly basis for Mornington Life magazine (www.morningtonlife.com.au) and Holiday magazine (www.holidaymagazine.com.au)

With many years of experience scuba diving on the Mornington Peninsula and around Australia, Scott has shared his intimate knowledge and passion of the marine environment with schools, community groups and the media. Scott is also a member of Reefwatch Victoria and regularly attends lectures at Melbourne Aquarium. He has gained specialist knowledge over many years in relation to many of our shark species and their local habitats and is actively involved in creating public awareness of this often misunderstood fish. To see Scott's latest photo gallery and videos, log onto http://www.flickr.com/photos/40526375@N02 (photos) or http://www.youtube.com/user/millsbeach (videos).

If you would like any further information about scuba diving on the Mornington Peninsula or its amazing marine life, feel free to email us at: info@peninsuladive.com.au All the information we provide is free and totally independent.