I seriously cannot say enough good things about this channel. I am a new subscriber and I binge watched nearly all the episodes in the past week. Peanut stole my heart. Yes I now love a piglet that I never met. Her butt scratching and hinny twerking gets me every time. Captain Nathan is a well of knowledge and a great speaker. His love of diving is evident and contagious. I admire how he rolls with problems as they arise. Jordan her addiction for adventure is inspiring . Her goofiness is uplifting and always places a smile upon my face. Nerea I could listen to her speak non stop.Her accent is candy for my ears. Even if she was saying mean things about me I would happily listen . She also is witty and overflowing with humor. All the past and current crew members have been amazing. The filming whether it be on deck or under the water and even from the sky has all been fantastic. This channel is hands down my favorite. What you are all doing will open eyes on topics needing attention. And warm hearts needing warmth. Thank you for your content. Cant wait to see what is next.

Nice macros that Drenched is very famous for: Thanks you. Liked the white tipped too. Seems like the crew has good personalities. Keep up the good works.

Fantastic underwater photography a hallmark of your channel!! And Amy's commentary Lank Kiff ,nice to see a saffer making her way in the world . Stay safe guys & Girls ciao from Cape Town

Love how you get everyone on the boat into diving! Such and incredible sport!!

Ahhhh ! ! ! That for which Exped Drenched is famous: Beautiful underwater filming! Names of creatures included! This retired science teacher is stoked! And, day time turtle hatch! Great work in filming that!

🐢🐢🦋💖🌸 This was beautiful Episode Guys 🇦🇺⛵️🐬🦈😍🦋🐟🐳🦘🦘 Thank you so much for taking us along with you 🦋🐬🦘🐢🏆💖

Amazon uw filming. As usual , hermoso ! M gracias !

Gongrats to whoever is editing the videos;excellent job 👍🏻

Beautiful edit and voice over as always Amy!

Outstanding footage; terrific camera work. I envy you folks!

How lucky that the squall triggered the turtle hatching. Great dive shots too! Cool video!

Great music choices Amy! Love the dive footage (always!)

Fantastic episode…. Just beautiful. Thank you

The best! Superb footage and editing. Truly awesome

Super groovy adventure.

Awesome dive , dive crew. Love the grappling hook Aitor, looking forward to your next episode Nerea, all the best and safe sailing Nate from here on the West Coast 🌏🖖🙏🤟😎

Good editing work, Amy.

Great episode especially seeing the turtles. Thank you for putting the names of what we were seeing. It adds greatly to the enjoyment.

Great footage what a blessing to be able to see that 🤙 thanks for sharing

Thanks for the beauty 🇨🇦❤️

Superb editing.

another great video !! Thank you !!!

I love how the next episode is always guaranteed to be better than this one! And this one is the best so far! Love your work.

Love that you label the wildlife!

I really love the NNE coast and Northern E coast of Australia! Beautiful water, great edits and narration!

Congrats to however is editing this videos;good job 👍🏻

Beautiful area! A little scarey at first! But what a lovely dive! And videophotography epic as always! Thank you for sharing as always you all make it a dream for us!

Hey gang! Great to see everyone so jazzed about the dive! Happy for you!

I was at Heron Island before the Olympics for a few days. Loved all the fresh life on the reef. Saw so many Pacific fish that I don't normally see on the Atlantic side. One of my favorite trips. Took the helicopter in but took the boat out as I was maxed out on my computer after a few days diving constantly.

Very nice! I’ll never forget diving with manta rays in Fiji - that was so cool… 🥰

more diving sequences, please. good vid as always

Ahh, wish we could see baby turtles hatching

Awsome!

The further south you go.. the more unpredictable weather is in Australia if im not mistaken.

3 Stories on Heron & Wistari. Back in the 80's. 1) I rescued many large female Turtles as there was (back then) a rocky part that they would get caught up in on Heron Island, 3 am and still trying to get them free. 2) I knew of a dive spot on Wistari reef that pops at change of tide, its a bit hidden/you have to know where to look. I took a mob of pro divers/instructors out to that spot in the morning and they were not impressed, all I did was go around the reef back to the same spot in the afternoon and they raved about it! no one knew we had just gone 360 back to the same dive spot. I still have the old charts and location marked on it today. 3) on another trip I had some Special Forces guys relaxing after a mission they had done to who knows where, who knows what, anyway these guys were wound up but unwinding pretty quick and were polite and great guests to have on baord. We were on Heron Island at the resort, the guys were laughing and playing pool, thats it, just laughing. The island Manager at that time comes over and deliberately shoulder bumps one of the Special Forces guys and demands they stop laughing (True!) I thought that the Manager was going to get his head ripped off, but one of the others went up to his mate and motioned him away. Next few days we took one of the islands guests as our guest on my boat, that guest got interrogated by Heron island management and told them they cant go on my boat! (this was ignored) The Manager back then was really screwed up.

lovely spot

Beautiful 😍 and the Sea Turtle that has survived something that looks pretty much like it was run over by a Battleship is amazing! Cliff Hanging in there in Fairhope, Al

Nice video

Cool

Fabulous‼️‼️ Could have used a bit more of diving and crew engagement at this island. ✨🌊💨⛵️🏝👙🌞🤿✨

Stunning! #ZA

Great adventure it seems weather not friendly

Turtles get a though start on life.

I let baby sea turtles go on pv mexico and Cabo . Can't wait to go it again

Nice……..

Can nobody hold a camera still ,really hard to watch.

U guys look like you can have a desperate needed bath