Explore Australia's premier diving destinations with detailed site information, marine life guides, and essential safety data.
Bass Strait, VIC
Royal Navy / RAN J-class submarine scuttled off Barwon Heads in 1926, lying broadly intact in 28 metres - the deepest of the four dive-able J-class wrecks.
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Bass Strait, VIC
WWI J-class submarine scuttled on 1 June 1926 in the Ships' Graveyard about 3 km south of Point Lonsdale; the hull is broken near the conning tower and lies in 31 to 39 m.
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Bass Strait, VIC
WWI J-class submarine that sank at Williamstown in 1924, was raised and scuttled on 28 April 1927 in the Ships' Graveyard outside Port Phillip Heads; 19 to 28 m, bow broken off to…
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Bass Strait, VIC
WWI J-class submarine scuttled on 4 June 1926 three miles off Barwon Heads in the Ships' Graveyard outside Port Phillip Heads; sits upright in about 36 m with the conning tower at…
View dive site →Albany, WA
The ex-HMAS Perth is a 134-metre former Royal Australian Navy destroyer scuttled off King George Sound in 2001 and is the centrepiece of WA wreck diving, sitting upright on a sand…
View dive site →Dunsborough, WA
A scuttled River-class destroyer escort resting at 30 metres in Geographe Bay, WA's premier wreck dive with exceptional visibility and well-established marin...
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Offshore Geraldton, WA
A coral atoll group 60 kilometres off Geraldton sitting at Australia's southern coral limit, where tropical and temperate species overlap and the historic 1629 Batavia shipwreck r…
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Freycinet, TAS
A rugged granite island roughly 10nm off Little Swanport with a large Australian fur seal haul-out and a network of cave systems starting at 20 metres.
View dive site →Eyre Peninsula offshore, SA
The Investigator Group is a remote chain of islands roughly 70 km offshore from Elliston on the west coast of Eyre Peninsula, sitting inside the Investigator Marine Park. Charter…
View dive site →Moreton Island, QLD
A recently discovered cave system off the eastern coast of Moreton Island, offering intriguing underwater exploration.
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Byron Bay, NSW
A volcanic rock formation 2.5km offshore from Byron Bay, offering diverse marine life and excellent underwater photography opportunities. Protected marine park with year-round div…
View dive site →Byron Bay, NSW
A world-class dive site within the Cape Byron Marine Park, home to over 1,000 marine species.
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Intermediate dive within Byron Bay's Julian Rocks Marine Sanctuary, with resident cod, schooling kingfish, and a productive swim-through.
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Two parallel trenches (Hugo's and False Trench) with sheer walls, swim-through gaps and nudibranchs; grey nurse sharks in winter, shelter when current runs.
View dive site →Byron Bay, NSW
Shallow, sheltered mooring area on the western side of Julian Rocks where most dives start: turtles, wobbegongs, octopus, tropical reef fish and summer leopard sharks.
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Darwin, NT
Iron sailing ship built in Glasgow in 1881, ended her working life as a coal hulk in Darwin Harbour and was sunk during the 19 February 1942 raid, the oldest of the harbour's wrec…
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Mt Gambier, SA
A privately owned limestone sinkhole on a working farm near Mt Gambier, holding some of the clearest fresh water in Australia and plunging to over 60 metres.
View dive site →Kangaroo Island, SA
Kangaroo Island's main township jetty offers relaxed shallow diving with sea dragons, resident weedy fish species, and easy access for visiting divers as a f...
View dive site →Gold Coast, QLD
A small rocky reef about 500 m off Kirra Beach in 3 to 8 m, buried by sand bypassing in 2007 to 2008 and partly exposed since 2009; seaweed-covered outcrops with big schools of ye…
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Yorke Peninsula, SA
An active limestone-loading jetty 7 km south of Stansbury, with growth-covered structures, plenty of fish and a small reef to the south-east known for wobbegongs.
View dive site →Kurnell, NSW
Sheltered Botany Bay shore dive: sponge-covered boulders and low walls along a 10-14 m sand edge, known for weedy seadragons, anglerfish and nudibranchs, with little current.
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Southern Great Barrier Reef, QLD
The southernmost coral cay of the Great Barrier Reef, with the most reliable manta ray encounters in Australia and a house reef walked into directly from the beach.
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Southern Great Barrier Reef, QLD
Coral cay sitting inside its own enclosed lagoon, accessible by day-boat or liveaboard from Bundaberg and 1770. One of Queensland's most beginner-friendly Great Barrier Reef desti…
View dive site →Forster, NSW
Isolated east-west rock ridge off Cape Hawke, Forster, sloping from 10 m to sand at 18 m, with kelp gutters that shelter grey nurse sharks.
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Exmouth, WA
A series of limestone ridges and coral bommies in a protected bay. It features diverse topography with caves, swim-throughs, and "cleaning stations" where marine life congregates.
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Little Bay, NSW
Small east-facing cove: sandy entry from the southern beach, out through the shallow rocky mouth and along a reef wall to sand at 13 m. Needs flat seas.
View dive site →Port Stephens, NSW
Easy shore dive from Little Beach, Nelson Bay: the Boathouse jetty pylons in 3 to 5 m, old wharf timbers, a sunken A-frame, pontoon and barge wreckage in 10 to 12 m, with seahorse…
View dive site →Manly, NSW
Harbour shore dive from Little Manly Beach along the swimming-enclosure nets (seahorses) and the eastern rocks, or from Little Manly Point (old Manly Gasworks) over sand, kelp and…
View dive site →Offshore Mackay, QLD
A remote outer Great Barrier Reef platform reef off Mackay with exceptional visibility, pristine coral bommies, and open-water pelagic activity rarely seen o...
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Collaroy, NSW
Boat dive off Long Reef, also called The Apartments: a north-south wall, boulder caves and The Cathedral swim-through, with pomfret schools and grey nurse sharks.
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Port Phillip Heads, VIC
Tide-driven vertical wall on the western side of Port Phillip Heads, dropping from 12 metres past 30 onto a rich sponge-garden slope - one of Victoria's signature advanced dives.
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Lord Howe Island, NSW
Seven hundred kilometres off the New South Wales coast, a crescent of green volcanic peaks rises from deep blue water, ringed by the southernmost coral reef...
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Maroubra, NSW
Magic Point is Sydney's most reliable grey nurse shark dive, a boulder field off Maroubra in 12 to 22 m with a year-round resident aggregation.
View dive site →North Stradbroke Island, QLD
A collection of rocky outcrops surrounded by a rugged rocky reef, known for manta ray encounters.
View dive site →Yorke Peninsula, SA
A jetty at the gateway to Innes National Park on the southern Yorke Peninsula, with clear water, sea dragons, and good visibility compared to the sheltered n...
View dive site →Cronulla, NSW
Deep isolated reef straight out of Port Hacking off Cronulla: a flat top at 28 to 29 m, a wall up to 3 m on its south and east sides and sand at 31 to 33 m, rich in gorgonians, se…
View dive site →Maroubra, NSW
Series of east-west walls off North Maroubra, just north of the Mahon Pool site, stepping from 23 m sand up to about 10 m; mainly a private-boat dive, with seadragons on the sand…
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Narooma
Diving at Montague Island offers an unforgettable experience with crystal-clear waters, playful Australian fur seals, and vibrant marine life.
View dive site →Lake Macquarie, NSW
Boat dive around a seabird island off Swansea Heads: kelp reef to 15 m on the north side, walls and caves to about 21 m on the east and south, including The Temple, where grey nur…
View dive site →Sunshine Coast, QLD
A protected rocky island reserve off Maroochydore offering accessible reef diving with resident turtles and diverse subtropical marine life.
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Exmouth, WA
Beautiful coral gardens and diverse marine life around Muiron Islands, featuring excellent visibility and abundant fish species. Perfect for intermediate divers looking to explore…
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Tasman Peninsula, TAS
Former giant kelp forest in Munro Bight, a boat dive from Eaglehawk Neck; the stand was reported gone in 2016 and Tasmania has lost over 95% of its giant kelp.
View dive site →Coffs Harbour, NSW
Shore dive off the northern side of Muttonbird Island: sand with large rocky sections and small reefs to 12 m, entered by climbing down the rocks at the end of the northern breakw…
View dive site →Eyre Peninsula, SA
A remote island group off the Eyre Peninsula offering the most reliable great white shark cage diving in Australia, in waters patrolled by a resident populat...
View dive site →Tweed Heads, NSW
Nine nautical miles off Tweed Heads, where New South Wales meets the Gold Coast, a reef rises from the deep that on its day ranks among the best dives in...
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Exmouth, WA
Western Australias fringing coral reef offering easy shore access and pristine coral gardens. Famous for whale shark encounters and manta ray cleaning stations.
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Adelaide, SA
An artificial reef constructed from scuttled tyres off the southern Adelaide coast, now a compact dive site with cuttlefish, sea dragons, and the invertebrat...
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Evans Head, NSW
Large offshore rocky reef south of Evans Head in 20 to 25 m, barer to the west with crevices and gutters on the exposed eastern side; a calm-day boat dive.
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