Dive Sites Near Brisbane
13 dive sites in and around Brisbane, QLD, nearest first, with the depth, skill level and conditions for each one.
Peel Island
Moreton Bay, QLD
Surrounded by coral reefs and seagrass beds, offering encounters with dugongs, turtles, and dolphins.
View dive site →Amity Point
North Stradbroke Island, QLD
Shore dive at the north-western tip of North Stradbroke Island: rocky reef, seawalls and dumped car bodies beside Amity jetty at 5 to 15 m, with wobbegongs, morays, stonefish and schooling fish. Very tidal, so dive close to high tide.
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Tangalooma Wrecks
Moreton Island, QLD
Cluster of 15 sunken vessels deliberately scuttled as a breakwater off the western shore of Moreton Island, dive-able from the beach and the most-dived shore wreck site in southeast Queensland.
View dive site →Shag Rock
North Stradbroke Island, QLD
Two rock outcrops 800 m off Home Beach, Point Lookout: walls, gullies, boulders and a swim-through from 5 to 18 m, with macro life, turtles and wobbegongs.
View dive site →Manta Bommie
North Stradbroke Island, QLD
A collection of rocky outcrops surrounded by a rugged rocky reef, known for manta ray encounters.
View dive site →Curtin Artificial Reef
Moreton Bay, QLD
An artificial reef created from over 30 scuttled vessels, attracting large groupers and schools of fish.
View dive site →Flat Rock
North Stradbroke Island, QLD
A natural rocky island surrounded by vibrant coral gardens, home to turtles, wobbegongs, leopard sharks, and more.
View dive site →Henderson's Rock
Moreton Island, QLD
Granite pinnacle about 4.5 km off North Moreton Island's ocean side, from about 12 m to 25 m, with kelp-hidden ledges and caves and a deep gutter where grey nurse sharks gather in winter. A critical aggregation site for the critically endangered east coast grey nurse shark, inside a green zone and a designated grey nurse shark area.
View dive site →Cherubs Cave
Moreton Island, QLD
A hidden cave system off Moreton Island, featuring a large circular cave with multiple exits.
View dive site →Jons Cave
Moreton Island, QLD
A recently discovered cave system off the eastern coast of Moreton Island, offering intriguing underwater exploration.
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China Wall
Moreton Island, QLD
A dive site featuring kelp beds and unique rock formations on the eastern side of Moreton Island.
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Flinders Reef
Moreton Island, QLD
A vibrant coral reef near Cape Moreton, home to over 175 fish species and diverse marine life.
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Smith Rock
Moreton Island, QLD
Smith Rock is one of the most significant and notorious dive sites in South East Queensland. Known as a "ship-killer," this jagged granite outcrop has claimed several vessels, including the Aarhus, Marietta Dal, and St. Paul. It is a site characterized by dramatic underwater topography, including deep gutters, caves, and swim-throughs, and is often frequented by large pelagic species.
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