Sheer wall on the north side of Deep Glen Bay, about 7 km north-east of Eaglehawk Neck, with sponge gardens, sea whips and boulder tumbles to about 38 m.
Visibility at Deep Glen Bay North Wall
Underwater visibility at Deep Glen Bay North Wall shifts with swell, wind and recent rainfall rather than holding to a fixed range. Used as a bad-weather alternative to the Sisters generally offers the best conditions for diving here.
Air, gear and guides near Deep Glen Bay North Wall
Browse dive shops in Hobart for fills, hire gear, servicing and guided dives at this site.
Region: Forestier Peninsula, TAS
Skill Level: Advanced
Depth: 0-38m
Water Temperature: 12-16°C
Best Time to Dive: Used as a bad-weather alternative to the Sisters
Marine Life: Sponges, sea whips, encrusting invertebrates, butterfly perch, Shaw's cowfish, banded morwong, southern rock lobster, weedy seadragons, NZ fur seals, Ziebell's handfish (reported)
Hazards: Depth (boulder tumbles to about 38 m, beyond 30 m recreational limit); boat dive on an exposed coast
Facilities: Boat dive only; Eaglehawk Dive Centre at Eaglehawk Neck runs two-dive boat trips (sites chosen on the day), hire gear and fills