Highly recommend this shop for diving in Adelaide. Took us out to see some Leafy Sea Dragons. Our…read moredive master Belinda was great. Will come again next time we visit Australia.

Amazing service, really nice and helpful staff with their business in mind. Very knowledgable and…read moreknows a lot about both national and international dive sites, lots about gear and pricing isn't too bad. ($100 for a single boat dive w/gear included) Be careful what instructor you choose though, definitely ask around about who is the most experienced at running the course you're interested in. I can recommend Josh for more experienced courses. Great amenities. Toilets are clean, indoor pool is heated and always clean, hire gear is well maintained and always clean. Great environment to make friends and connections in the diving community. Have completed all my courses with AS and have only encountered hire gear hiccups once and instructor hiccups a few times. (Like I said, ask around...)

Firstly, I am not a diver. I do like fishies (especially with a lemon and garlic butter suace) but…read moreI have never really considered strapping a hundred odd pound of tank to my back and getting up close and personal with them. In fact I only went in to Divers Delight because I was about to check out Hello Dolly and I thought...why not! Diving aint for the poor I will give you the hot tip! My wallet began to cringe as soon as I walked through the door! They have some pretty cool stuff in there....well, I had no idea what it all did or whether it was good or not, but it all looked pretty sweet! They also organise SCUBA training sessions from Beginner through to Dive Master, and also, for those keen to get wet on their hols, they can point you in the right direction of reefs and hot dive spots off the coast or organise your next diving holiday. Us Ninja-Samurai don't handle the water too well unless we are breathing through a reed, who knows.....wait, Priates like the water don't they....Damn Pirates!

Diver's Delight is a specialist scuba diving store on Pyneham Road…read more They pretty much provide an all round service in the diving department, including equipment rental and servicing, as well as sale. Diving courses are offered both at begginner and proffessional level. They offer courses on more technical aspects of diving. A beginners diving class costs around $450.

The Marion Coastal Walking track that meanders through the Hallett Cove Conservation Park is a…read morewonderful place for a scenic walk or an intense run. There are a lot of stairs so it most areas it is not wheelchair or limited mobility friendly. But is easy enough for anyone, even those with below average fitness. There are plenty of spots to sit and enjoy the view. In some places the silence can be deafening, in others the gentle waves lapping against the rocks sedating. For the runners - There's plenty of straight paths over looking the ocean that are intercepted in places by stairs up and down gullies and gorges. I find all of the wooden stairs to be nice and even and easy for running. Unfortunately there are spots on the dirt stairs that have eroded, are uneven and are not very easy to run at all. Some steps have eroded to the point that they are at knee height, and a new path has been trod around the stairs to avoid them. Pity that the wooden stairs are clearly well maintained but the earthen ones not. It took us 2 hours to walk from the Marino Rocks through Hallett Cove and back again. Loved every minute of it.

Beautiful area to just sit and watch the ships sail by, and look at all the returning travellers…read moreplanes