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A reef dive accessible through a natural rock tunnel at Stokes Bay on Kangaroo Island's north coast, with kelp forest, reef fish, and occasional pelagic enco...
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A freshwater coastal lake connected to the sea in Lincoln National Park, producing an unusual freshwater-influenced dive with diverse birdlife overhead and a...
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Dive into Voodoo, Kurnell’s premier shore dive. Master the surge, explore deep sandstone walls at 25 metres, and encounter majestic Grey Nurse Sharks and Giant Cuttlefish
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Cape Jervis Jetty offers a high-octane macro wonderland where nutrient-rich currents fuel vibrant sponge gardens, providing a rugged, tide-swept sanctuary for elusive Leafy Seadragons and cuttlefish.
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Explore the volcanic basalt of Bass Point, Shellharbour. From the sheltered Gut to the shark filled Bushrangers Bay, discover NSW’s premier shore diving for every skill level.
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A jetty in one of the Eyre Peninsula's most appealing coastal towns, with clear bay water, sea dragons, and the sea lion encounters that the bay's resident p...
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A working fishing port breakwater on South Australia's southernmost coast, with cold Southern Ocean water, diverse encrusting life, and a temperate reef comm...
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Dive into Shelly Beach’s sandy "ecotone" to discover the Eastern Fiddler Ray: a geometric evolutionary marvel and docile resident of Sydney’s thriving Cabbage Tree Bay.
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A protected rocky island reserve off Maroochydore offering accessible reef diving with resident turtles and diverse subtropical marine life.
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A remote island wall dive in southern Spencer Gulf with the best visibility in the gulf system, strong current potential, and a temperate reef community rare...
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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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A working grain handling jetty on the mid-eastern Yorke Peninsula with an active port facility above the waterline and a productive sea dragon and cuttlefish...
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Moreton Island's China Wall, featuring granite verticality, kelp-covered swim-throughs, Grey Nurse Sharks, and vital navigation tips for advanced, boat-based scuba divers.
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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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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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A sheltered gulf-side bay on the Fleurieu Peninsula with a short jetty, resident sea dragons, clear water, and an old anchor chain dive that doubles as an ex...
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Picture this: You’re gliding over the seagrass meadows at Shelly, the morning light filtering through the green water in long, shimmering curtains. You’ve just passed the usual suspects a school of cheeky Yellowfin Bream and maybe that resident Eastern Blue Groper who thinks he’s a Labrador. You move toward the sandy patches where the reef edge peters out. Most divers cruise right over this "was…
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If you were to design the perfect coral atoll in a laboratory, it would look exactly like Clerke Reef.
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A deep limestone cavern on the outer reef of Rottnest Island where wobbegong and grey nurse sharks rest in numbers, in one of the most atmospheric dives acce...
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If you’re looking for a dive that screams "classic Sydney" but delivers a punch of adrenaline that feels a world away from the CBD, you need to load up the ute (or the dive boat) and head to the Northern Beaches. specifically, we are talking about Long Reef Wall in Collaroy.