Diving Logans Gully
Aerial View
Just off the extreme south-western edge of the Logan rock promontory, lie two large lumps of granite. They are on a sandy bottom in about 10m of water and are separated from each other by a narrow gully- Logans gully.
The sand is course and settles quickly to give super visibility. The walls of the gully are home to a variety of invertebrate life making it ideal for macro photography. On a larger scale, I remember one dive lying on the seabed watching pollack dart in and out of a large shoal of sand eels.
The surrounding area is often visited by basking sharks in summer months.
Well worth a look!
Logan Gully
Polack hunting sand eels.
Ballan Wrasse
Invertebrate life.
Depth ~15m
Rating ****
Position approx. 50 02.4 N 5 38.25
