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Dive charter boat operating from Queenscliff Harbour.
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Queenscliff

Dive charter boat operating from Queenscliff Harbour.
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WreckPort Phillip Heads
An 1875 iron barque and coal hulk sunk in 1927 – intact bow with easy swim-throughs and some of the richest sponge growth in the…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
An 1870 Clyde-built iron barque and coal hulk whose 1947 scuttling nearly ended in disaster – intact bow, blown-out stern, in…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
A 1912 Paisley-built hopper barge broken in two – the forward half standing proud with anchor, hatch coaming and open deck beams…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
A WWI J-class submarine snapped in two, with the open cross-section of the pressure hull visible at the break; rarely crowded.
WreckPort Phillip Heads
An upright, intact WWI submarine glowing with yellow zoanthids; several penetration points through large deck openings.
WreckPort Phillip Heads
Photogenic stern with steering quadrant under two decks, twin boilers you can swim between, and a bow on its side with railings…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
Planked foredeck 7 m proud of the sand and the most colourful sponge growth in the Graveyard; two boilers in line with crayfish…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
The first steel-hulled ocean steamer in the world; separated clipper bow with anchors and bowsprit, and a wall of condensers and…
Artificial ReefPort Phillip Heads
A 138 m guided-missile frigate scuttled in 2009 and sitting almost upright in 28–32 m with the bridge at 8 m – bridge, galley,…