Newport Beach Diving Adventures, California

Newport Beach Diving Adventures ! The Wedge 2

Newport Harbor Entrance Buoy

Harbor Entrance Buoy

Newport Marine Sponge

Marine Sponge

Freediving Newport Beach

Exploring

Newport Buoy Sea Lions

Sea Lions under Buoy

Garibaldis of Newport Beach

Garibaldi Damselfish

Chromis Blacksmith of Newport Beach

Chromis Blacksmith

We’re exploring the famous Newport Beach Wedge Outer Jetty all the way to the end and beyond ! Along the jetty, we’ll experience kelp patches, sea stars, many varieties of fish, jelly fish, harbor seals and much more. Towards the end and very bottom, we’ll experience lobsters, corals, sea cucumbers, nudibranches and many beauitful fish.

Then we’re adventuring all the way to the Newport Harbor entrance ocean buoy. 150 yards out in the ocean past the end of the jetty, we’ll swim with several sea lions in the open ocean.

This video will show you the notorious wedge in a different light, filled with ocean life and amazing views you have not seen before !


Newport Beach Diving Adventures ! Corona Del Mar

Spider Sheep Crab of Newport Beach

Spider Sheep Crab

Freediving Corona Del Mar

Diving down to explore

Spiny Lobster of Corona Del Mar

Spiny Lobster

Moon Jellyfish of Newport Beach

Moon Jellyfish

Seaweed of Newport Beach

Kelp, Sea Grass and Algae

Sea Lion Pup of Newport Beach

Sea Lion Pup

We’re exploring beautiful Newport Beach, Corona Del Mar from the Jetty, along the shore to the cliffs and tide pools. Along the jetty, we’ll see many soft corals, garibaldis, blacksmith chromis, lobsters, spider crabs and even a sea lion pup sleeping on the rocks.

Along the shore, we’ll explore about 50 yards out and 18’ down. We’ll come across moon jellyfish, an eccentric sand dollar field, nudi branches and an cormorant diving for food. Last we explore below the cliffs to the shallow tide pools. This area is filled with sea grass, kelp patches, algae among many smaller fish and beautiful views

This video will show you all there is to see at Corona Del Mar, below the surface !


Newport Beach Diving Adventures ! The Wedge

Spiny Sand Star of Newport Harbor

Spiny Sand Star

Freediving Newport Harbor

Exploring the Sea Grass

Diverse Fish of Newport Harbor

Diverse Ocean Life

Garibaldi and Soft Corals of Newport Harbor

Garibaldi and Soft Corals

Sea Sponge of Newport Harbor

Sea Sponge

Salema Porgy of Newport Harbor

School of salema Porgy

We’re exploring the famous inner Wedge Jetty of Newport Beach, California ! in this episode, we explore from the inner Harbor Entrance all the way to the end and all the way to the bottom ! We’ll experience the local sea life up close including Garibaldis, Surfperch, Salema Porgy Sea Breams, Blue Crabs, Black Sea Hares, Nudibranches, Sponges along with fields of Eel Sea Grass, Algae and Kelp !

The entire inner harbor entrance is extremely interesting and amazingly filled with life. From the along the jetty rocks to the inner sea grass and towards the outer entrance, each area is diverse with unique sea life.

This video will show you what lives below the surface in the inner Harbor Entrance.


Newport Beach Diving Adventures ! Arch Rock

Ochre Sea Star at Newport Beach

Ochre Sea Star

Freediving Arch Rock of Newport Beach

Exploring the Arch

Garibaldi at Arch Rock of Newport Beach

Garibaldi Damselfish

Eel Grass of Newport Beach

Eel Grass

Pelican at Arch Rock of Newport Beach

Pelican at Arch Rock

Kelp and Sun of Newport Beach

Kelp and Sun

We’re exploring Little Corona Del Mar of Newport Beach, California ! from along the cliffs and shore reefs, through the tide pools, algae and kelp to land mark Arch Rock. Along the way we experience the local sea life including Garibaldis, Walleye Surfperch, Salema Porgy Sea Breams, Ochre Sea Star, Sponges along with fields of Eel Sea Grass, Algae and Kelp !

The area between Little Corona Del Mar Beach and Arch Rock is interesting and beautiful, especially the tide pools. Here you get to see a variety of underwater terrain ranging from sandy bottoms, rocky, shore reefs, fields of sea grass, algae and kelp.

This video will show you the interesting underwater environments of Little Corona Del Mar that you didn’t know exist.


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