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We're passionate Australian divers dedicated to helping you discover the incredible underwater world around our continent. From beginner-friendly guides to expert gear reviews, we've got everything you need for your next diving adventure.
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Explore 274 dive sites across Australia with detailed guides, GPS coordinates, marine life info, and video footage.
Explore 274 Sites →A handful of standout sites from our 274-site catalogue to get you started.
Exmouth, WA
Beautiful coral gardens and diverse marine life around Muiron Islands, featuring excellent visibility and abundant fish species. Perfect fo…
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Great Barrier Reef - Cairns
Famous for its resident potato cod, this iconic dive site offers close encounters with massive grouper fish. The site features coral bommie…
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Shellharbour, NSW
A Bass Point shore dive in the Shellharbour aquatic reserve — a resident grey nurse shark aggregation cruises the gutters in 8–15 m of Illa…
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Manly, NSW
Shelly Beach in Manly offers calm conditions, easy shore access, and rich marine life, making it one of Sydney’s top shore diving spots for…
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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. P…
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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…
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Regulators · Australian buying guide to Scubapro's 2026 regulator lineup. Picks for tropical, cold-water, technical and travel diving.
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Cameras · Solid aluminium GoPro housing rated to 60 metres with dual fibre optic ports, a genuine upgrade over plastic housings for serious underwater shooters.
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Dive Torches · A well-built 3000-lumen dive torch with magnetic switching and solid depth rating, punching above typical budget lights.
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Dive Torches · A budget canister-style dive torch delivering serious output at 13000 lumens, though build quality reflects the price.
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Wetsuits · A solid entry-level 3/2mm wetsuit from a trusted brand, well suited to warm Australian waters and shoulder-season diving.
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Dive Computers · A capable GPS dive computer with full smartwatch features that you will actually wear daily, not just on dive days.
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27/05/2026 · Manta rays are the largest of the rays, with wingspans reaching seven metres in the giant oceanic manta and four metres in the reef manta, and Australian water…
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22/05/2026 · How to qualify as a PADI Wreck Diver in Australia: prerequisites, course structure, where to train, kit needed, and what comes next.
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22/05/2026 · Australia's wreck diving runs from one-of-the-world's-best to historically distinctive, across every state and from accessible shallow shore dives to technical…
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21/05/2026 · The whale shark (*Rhincodon typus*) is the largest fish in the ocean, with documented individuals reaching 18 metres in length, and Australia is one of the thr…
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18/05/2026 · Australia is the largest dive country in the world by coastline length, and the question of when to visit produces a different answer for every region. The tro…
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15/05/2026 · Western Australia covers nearly a third of the country and produces the most varied diving conditions of any Australian state. The north end of the coast belon…
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