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Wellingtonian Sets New Zealand Freediving Record at 105m

By Kathryn CurzonMarch 29, 2017Updated:February 25, 2020No Comments1 Min Read

Wellingtonian Dave Mullins has set the New Zealand freediving record at the Cressi New Zealand Depth Nationals, Lake Taupo, on 18^th March 2017. Diving to a depth of 105m, using a single mono-fin, he has beat the previous record of 93m set by Austrian Herbert Nitsch.

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Kathryn Curzon

Kathryn is a marine conservationist, a dive travel writer, and an award-winning author based in New Zealand. She is the author of No Damage and co-founder of the marine conservation cause Friends for Sharks

Wellingtonian Sets New Zealand Freediving Record at 105m

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