Explore Australia's premier diving destinations with detailed site information, marine life guides, and essential safety data.
Outer GBR off Mackay, QLD
Credlin Reef, off Mackay, QLD, is a remote outer Great Barrier Reef gem for advanced divers. Depths of 10-30m offer 15-25m visibility and 24-28°C waters. Expect strong currents an…
View dive site →Rottnest Island, WA
A limestone cavern complex on Rottnest Island's western side with a series of swim-throughs and chambers cut into the reef shelf, one of the most dived sites on the island.
View dive site →Moreton Bay, QLD
An artificial reef created from over 30 scuttled vessels, attracting large groupers and schools of fish.
View dive site →GBR, QLD
Outer reef with steep drop-offs, caves and big fish.
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Darwin, NT
Cluster of four PBY Catalina flying boats strafed and sunk at their moorings during the 19 February 1942 raid, the shallowest of the Darwin wreck dives.
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Darwin, NT
The eight WW2-era wrecks of Darwin Harbour, lost in the 19 February 1942 Japanese raid, with cross-links to individual reviews and shared dive conditions.
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Dee Why, NSW
An offshore Northern Beaches reef in 18–30 m, with a winter grey nurse aggregation and the room to do macro on the deeper ledges.
View dive site →Crescent Head, NSW
Rocky reef named for frequent dolphin sightings.
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Whitsundays, QLD
A relatively undived island in the southern Whitsundays offering healthy hard coral gardens and reliable pelagic activity in clear water away from the main drag.
View dive site →Eyre Peninsula, SA
An uncrowded jetty dive brimming with critters, seagrass charm, wrecks and history
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Tasmania
Diving the Eaglehawk Neck Caves, Tasmania’s Submerged Labyrinth Spectacular cave diving with dramatic walls and hidden passages Diving the Eagl...
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Newry Islands, QLD
A sheltered fringing reef in the Newry Island Group off Mackay, offering coral gardens and diverse reef fish in a rarely crowded section of the Great Barrier...
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Yorke Peninsula, SA
A classic South Australian jetty dive on Yorke Peninsula, known for seadragons, cuttlefish aggregations, and a community of critters that rewards patient, me...
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West Coast, SA
A sheltered township jetty on the mid-west Eyre Peninsula coast with clear water, sea dragons.
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Kangaroo Island, SA
A quiet jetty on Kangaroo Island's northern coast offering sheltered shallow diving with sea dragons and a characteristic South Australian jetty marine commu...
View dive site →Innes National Park, SA
The broken remains of a 1904 barque scattered across a reef shelf inside Innes National Park, one of South Australia's most accessible historic shipwrecks in...
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Port MacDonnell, SA
A regulated freshwater dive in the limestone karst of South East SA — three connected sinkhole ponds with 30–40 m visibility and a constant 14 °C.
View dive site →Sunshine Coast, QLD
A decommissioned naval ship sunk to create an artificial reef, now a premier wreck dive site.
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Exmouth, WA
Exmouth Jetty (Exmouth Navy Jetty) is a beginner-friendly WA macro shore dive: 4 to 10 metres, octopus and nudibranchs on concrete pylons.
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West Coast, SA
Tidal channels between the islands of a remote offshore group on the west Eyre Peninsula coast, delivering drift diving with exceptional visibility and the s...
View dive site →Manly, NSW
On the southern arm of Cabbage Tree Bay, where Marine Parade rounds the headland between Manly Cove and Shelly Beach, a small rocky inlet drops into a shallow boulder field that h…
View dive site →Fingal Head, NSW
Inshore reef with basalt boulders and sea grass beds.
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South West Rocks, NSW
Two kilometres off the South West Rocks coastline, a small rocky islet rises from the Tasman Sea. Beneath it, a tunnel runs clean through the rock for 125 metres, and inside that…
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Eyre Peninsula, SA
A protected reef system in a small bay on the lower Eyre Peninsula with clear water, sea dragons, and the Southern Ocean-influenced marine community of the p...
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Rockingham, WA
A submerged reef platform south of Rockingham in the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, with resident weedy sea dragons, marine mammals from the nearby colonies...
View dive site →North Stradbroke Island, QLD
A natural rocky island surrounded by vibrant coral gardens, home to turtles, wobbegongs, leopard sharks, and more.
View dive site →Mornington Peninsula, VIC
Melbournes most popular shore dive featuring a pier structure that attracts unique marine life. Excellent for night diving and macro photography.
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Moreton Island, QLD
A vibrant coral reef near Cape Moreton, home to over 175 fish species and diverse marine life.
View dive site →Port Stephens, NSW
Popular drift dive between two major sites in Nelson Bay.
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Port Macquarie, NSW
Inshore reef dive with ledges and coral growth.
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Tasman Peninsula, TAS
An accessible shore dive inside Tasman National Park with kelp forest, sandstone reef and a good chance of weedy seadragons in the 10-18m range.
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Fraser Coast, QLD
Diving opportunities along the western coast, featuring reefs and diverse marine life.
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La Perouse, NSW
Frenchmans Bay, nestled in Sydney's Botany Bay, is a tranquil haven for macro life. With shallow depths (3-10m), calm conditions, and variable 5-10m visibility, it's ideal for beg…
View dive site →Freshwater, NSW
Offshore reef with soft corals and great fish life.
View dive site →Adelaide, SA
An Adelaide artificial-reef wreck dive in 22 m of Gulf St Vincent water — blue devils, blue groper and mature encrusting growth on the dredge structure.
View dive site →Gold Coast, QLD
On the incoming tide at the Gold Coast Seaway, the ocean pushes a clear front of blue water through the channel between South Stradbroke Island and The Spit, and a stretch of arti…
View dive site →Coogee, NSW
Calm bay with an underwater nature trail, perfect for relaxed diving.
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Bicheno, TAS
Governor Island Marine Reserve sits just off the Bicheno coast and is regarded as Tasmania's premier shore-accessible dive location, with more than 35 recognised sites packed into…
View dive site →South West Rocks, NSW
Small island reef with soft coral gardens.
View dive site →South West Rocks, NSW
Wall dive with overhangs and soft coral growth.
View dive site →Port Stephens, NSW
Diverse marine life and corals near Nelson Bay.
View dive site →Yorke Peninsula, SA
A sheltered small-community jetty on Yorke Peninsula's mid-eastern coast with good sea dragon habitat and relaxed conditions for beginner and post-certificat...
View dive site →Moreton Bay, QLD
An artificial reef created in 1975, featuring a variety of structures including the scuttled Tiwi Pearl, providing habitat for diverse marine life.
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Hat Head, NSW
Underrated isolated reef bommie on the NSW mid-north coast with sheltering ledges, pelagic schools, and a steady population of moray eels and cod.
View dive site →Moreton Island, QLD
Renowned for its dramatic topography, featuring deep ledges, kelp-covered gutters, and substantial caverns. It is a critical habitat for the endangered Grey Nurse Shark, making it…
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Southern Great Barrier Reef, QLD
Coral cay resort on the southern Great Barrier Reef with more than 20 named dive sites, including Heron Bommie - a famous coral pinnacle dive teeming with turtles, eagle rays and…
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Tasman Peninsula, TAS
Hippolyte Rocks is a cluster of granite stacks 8km off Fortescue Bay, ringed by sheer walls and home to one of Tasmania's largest fur seal haul-outs.
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Sunshine Coast, QLD
Well-prepared wreck with easy access, great for all diver levels.
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