Discover Amazing Dive Sites
Explore Australia's premier diving destinations with detailed site information, marine life guides, and essential safety data.
Wedge Island
Gambier Islands, SA
The largest of the Gambier Islands at the mouth of Spencer Gulf, Wedge Island offers boat dives on walls, drifts, swim-throughs and caves to 50 m, with prolific fish.
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Weebubbie Cave
Nullarbor Plain, WA
One of the deepest and most extensively explored freshwater cave systems on the Nullarbor Plain, holding world-class visibility and a subterranean environmen...
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Whyalla Jetty
Whyalla, SA
An industrial city jetty in upper Spencer Gulf that produces good macro diving with cuttlefish, sea dragons, and nudibranchs, most rewarding when combined w...
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Wigton Reef
Outer GBR, QLD
A remote outer GBR platform reef known for pristine coral structures on its sheltered face and consistent shark activity on the windward current-exposed slopes.
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Wolf Rock
Rainbow Beach, QLD
Australia's most reliable grey nurse shark aggregation, on a cluster of four volcanic pinnacles a kilometre off Double Island Point at the eastern tip of Rainbow Beach.
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Wonder Reef
Gold Coast, QLD
The world's first buoyant reef: nine steel sculptures tethered 2.5 km off The Spit, rising from a 30 m seabed to about 8 m below the surface. Dived by permit, on a guided tour or…
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Wool Bay Jetty
Yorke Peninsula, SA
A working grain jetty on the southern Yorke Peninsula with the classic SA jetty fauna of sea dragons, cuttlefish, and nudibranchs in a relaxed, beginner-frie...
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Yena Gap
Kamay Botany Bay NP, NSW
Two rarely dived reefs at Yena, south-east of The Leap: a calm-day shore dive along walls from 5 to 18 m with a large cave at 14 m, and a boat-only outer reef of low walls and a s…
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