Exposed headland shore dive on the north side of Clovelly Bay: kelp, stepped walls and boulder fields to sand at 20-26 m. Experienced divers with local knowledge only.
Visibility at Shark Point
Visibility at Shark Point typically ranges from 10 to 15 metres, though it shifts with swell, wind and recent rainfall. Year-round on calm days; winter (June-August) best for visibility and flat seas generally offers the best conditions for diving here.
Right now: approximately 5 m, 98% confidence (updated 23:35 AEDT).
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Region: Clovelly, NSW
Skill Level: Advanced
Depth: 8-26 m
Water Temperature: 15-20 °C
Visibility: 10-15 m (up to 20 m)
Best Time to Dive: Year-round on calm days; winter (June-August) best for visibility and flat seas
Marine Life: Common (weedy) seadragons, pygmy pipehorses, wobbegongs, giant cuttlefish, eastern blue devilfish, blue groper, kingfish and yellowtail schools; Port Jackson sharks late Aug-mid Nov; occasional grey nurse sharks
Hazards: Exposed rock-platform entry and exit (closes above ~1.2 m swell); slight to strong current from the north; surge over the Clovelly Bay breakwater on low or ebb tides; boat traffic; dive only with someone who knows the site
Facilities: Rock-platform shore entry from the north side of Clovelly Bay; street parking at Ocean St / Eastbourne Ave; toilets, change rooms and cafe at Clovelly Beach