Explore Australia's premier diving destinations with detailed site information, marine life guides, and essential safety data.
Adelaide, SA
Shallow reef just offshore from jetty with rich biodiversity and swim-throughs.
View dive site →Spencer Gulf, SA
An upper Spencer Gulf industrial port jetty offering an unconventional urban dive with an established pylon community and the incidental marine life that all...
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Yorke Peninsula, SA
A historic grain port jetty on the west coast of Yorke Peninsula facing Spencer Gulf, with good sea dragon sightings and a marine museum nearby that provides...
View dive site →Yorke Peninsula, SA
A sheltered northern Yorke Peninsula jetty with calm conditions and a productive shallow-water community including resident sea dragons and year-round cuttle...
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Gulf St Vincent, SA
A tidal harbour wall at the northern end of Gulf St Vincent offering an accessible urban dive with the encrusting community and macro life that all establish...
View dive site →Fleurieu Peninsula, SA
Port Willunga is a shore-entry beach dive 35 km south of Adelaide on the Fleurieu Peninsula, distinct from the Star of Greece wreck that lies just offshore. Entry is from the sand…
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Mornington Peninsula, VIC
One of Victoria's most popular and accessible night dives, with a richly encrusted pier structure hosting sea horses, sea dragons, and prolific nudibranch li...
View dive site →Crescent Head, NSW
Fringing reef dive with coral bommies and ledges.
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Fleurieu Peninsula, SA
The old decommissioned jetty at Rapid Bay hosts one of South Australia's most celebrated populations of leafy sea dragons in easily accessible shallow water.
View dive site →Red Rock, NSW
Shore-accessible reef with gullies and macro life.
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Rottnest Island, WA
A shallow limestone reef on Rottnest Island's northern flank with extensive ledges, gutters and bommies in 5-15 metres of water, popular as a training and introductory boat dive.
View dive site →Mackay Coast, QLD
Close-to-shore site with seagrass and some coral bommies.
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Offshore Broome, WA
Rowley Shoals sits in the distant Timor Sea, far beyond sight of the West Australian coast. This trio of coral atolls forms a near perfect arc on the edge of one of the world’s wi…
View dive site →Mornington Peninsula, VIC
Beginner-grade Mornington Peninsula shore dive under the Rye Pier and across the adjacent reef. A common training site for Open Water students from Melbourne.
View dive site →Sandon, NSW
Calm estuarine dive with seagrass and juvenile fish.
View dive site →Minnie Water, NSW
Scattered sandstone reef with strong reef fish life.
View dive site →Mackay Islands, QLD
Sheltered coral garden ideal for new divers and snorkellers.
View dive site →Mackay Islands, QLD
Rocky pinnacle with bommies and strong fish life.
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Gold Coast, QLD
On a calm day off the southern end of Main Beach, a dark scattered shape lies in twelve metres of water about 1.5 kilometres from the surf line: the broken remains of an iron clip…
View dive site →Kangaroo Island, SA
A rarely dived section of coastline adjacent to Seal Bay Conservation Park, where Australian sea lions enter the water and encounters with the animals on the...
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Seal Rocks, NSW
A cluster of offshore rocks off the NSW mid-north coast, one of the most reliable places in Australia to dive with grey nurse sharks.
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Fleurieu Peninsula, SA
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...
View dive site →Kingscliff, NSW
Island reef with gullies and abundant reef fish.
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Rottnest Island, WA
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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Clovelly, NSW
Deep reef with large boulders, drop-offs, and strong marine life diversity.
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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 beginners and experienced divers alike.
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Port Hacking, NSW
A small aquatic-reserve wall dive in Port Hacking, a Sydney macro mecca dived only at slack tide and rated the city's best night dive.
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Tasman Peninsula, TAS
A series of pinnacles off Cape Surville, considered one of Australia's best wall dives, with sheer faces dropping past 45 metres.
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Terrigal, Central Coast NSW
Scillion Caves sits below the dramatic sandstone headland known as The Skillion at Terrigal. This site features swim-throughs, small caverns, and sponge-covered rock faces. It’s a…
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Lincoln NP, SA
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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Moreton Island, QLD
Smith Rock is one of the most significant and notorious dive sites in South East Queensland. Known as a "ship-killer," this jagged granite outcrop has claimed several vessels, inc…
View dive site →Kangaroo Island, SA
A sandy-bottomed beach dive on Kangaroo Island's north coast with extensive seagrass beds, sea dragons, and a relaxed drift along the reef fringe in clear gu...
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Bondi, NSW
A Sydney shore dive at the south end of Bondi — sandstone gutters, kelp ledges and a curious blue groper community in 5–18 m beside the city's most famous beach.
View dive site →Mackay, QLD
Bommie dive with coral outcrops and good fish variety.
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Maroubra, NSW
Ledges and boulders with resident fish schools and weedy habitats.
View dive site →Coffs Harbour, NSW
Split reef structure with coral and good fish life.
View dive site →Arrawarra, NSW
Patch reef with sand gullies and coral cover.
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Sydney, NSW
Sydney's SS Annie M. Miller wreck off Dover Heights is an advanced, 46-metre deep historical dive. Featuring variable 8-20m visibility and potential currents, it's a thriving arti…
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Rottnest Island, WA
An 1883 steamship wrecked on Rottnest Island's northern reef and now broken up across a shallow limestone bottom, with the boiler, anchor and machinery still recognisable in 5 to…
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Darwin, NT
US merchant cargo ship sunk in the 19 February 1942 Darwin raid, lying close to the USAT Meigs and routinely dived as the second tank of a Meigs trip.
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Tasman Peninsula, TAS
The SS Nord struck an unmapped pinnacle near the Hippolyte Rocks in 1915 and now sits largely intact in 35-42 metres, one of the deepest and best-preserved wrecks in Tasmanian wat…
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Great Barrier Reef - Townsville
One of the worlds best wreck dives, the SS Yongala sank in 1911 and is now an artificial reef teeming with marine life. The 109-meter vessel attracts massive schools of fish and p…
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Darwin, NT
Australian passenger and cargo steamship sunk in the 19 February 1942 Darwin raid, with a long pre-war working life on the Sydney-Wellington route before her requisition for war s…
View dive site →Mackay, QLD
Fringing reef with bommies, coral cover and small fish.
View dive site →Shellharbour, NSW
Offshore island dive with caves, swim-throughs and pelagic species.
View dive site →Port Willunga, SA
The iron remains of a three-masted sailing ship wrecked in 1888 on the Gulf St Vincent coast south of Adelaide, scattered across a reef in 3–12 metres of wat...
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Ribbon Reefs, QLD
An isolated coral pinnacle on the Ribbon Reefs, rising from 30 metres to near the surface and ranked among the Great Barrier Reef's finest dives.
View dive site →Kangaroo Island, SA
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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