Co2 Junkies - Addicted to Freediving, based on the Fraser Coast, Queensland. Courses and training
Local business offering PADI Freediving Training Courses, skills training and local area diving.
29/08/2025
Hervey Bay Dive Centre Whale Swim photos from 27 August are now on the CO2 Junkies website, this was a big collaboration effort with and the boat staff Bella and Lui.
https://co2junkies.pixieset.com/hbdcwhaleswim27august2025/
27/08/2025
Hervey Bay Dive Centre Whale Swim Photos from yesterday (26 Aug 25) are now on our website
https://co2junkies.com.au/hbdcwhales
08/06/2025
Discover the ex HMAS Tobruk on one breath!
Trips this month are on,
Sunday 15/06
Sunday 29/06
These dates are for qualified freedivers and will include depth training up to 28m along side the wreck and weather permitting free swimming all 127m of its length.
To book contact us via our social media accounts or email [email protected]
Not yet a qualified freediver? Contact us to book your course.
Our local wreck making the national news. Was such a good day to be out there Freediving and to see behind the scenes with and Hervey Bay Dive Centre
30/03/2025
Attention Freedivers: have you ever wanted to Freedive ex - HMAS Tobruk? Well now is your chance.
Sunday 6th April is the day.
Once again we will be teaming up with Hervey Bay Dive Centre heading out to explore this large military wreck and its ever growing marine ecosystem. The Tobruk came to rest on her starboard side and is approximately 12m to the shallowest and 28m to the deepest part of the wreck. There will be some line diving and providing the conditions stay as predicted we will be exploring the whole 127m long ship.
For more information contact CO2 junkies via any of our social media platforms.
New reef coming to Hervey Bay!
21/10/2024
Trying to pick the days at the moment is a gamble. But a day diving with bad vis is still better than a day at work. 🤣
🤞Weather 😉
28/07/2024
A pretty special day with Hervey Bay Dive Centre onboard for one of their whale swims.
These photos aren’t cropped or zoomed. They really do come so close you struggle to get them in all in the frame with a 14mm lens.
Even though these animals are so big it feels like they completely know their size and exactly where you are. Getting just close enough to eyeball you then turn away without even letting you feel the water movement.
Just not to self when you get your camera back form a warranty repair (thank you sony) make sure you check every setting…. Could have had way more epic photos then this but my mistake.
28/07/2024
Just a sneaky day out with Hervey Bay Dive Centre and Reef 'n' Beef Photography in near perfect conditions for a whale swim. It did not disappoint.
We have released the kraken!!
Off to Freedive EX HMAS Tobruk