DIVE CENTRE & OPERATOR DIRECTORY

Leven Scuba Club

Devonport

About this operator

Club, not a shop: website live and the club is listed for the Tasmanian Combined Clubs Weekend 2026; meets first Thursday monthly at Mersey Yacht Club.

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Sites linked in the directory

Trips are subject to current operator schedules and conditions.

TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the sitePinnacle/Bommie

Tasmania North & North-West

5 Mile Reef (North-West)

Up to 30 m visibility on a deep offshore bommie full of pelagics.

BoatUp to 50 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteReef

Tasmania North & North-West

Bluestone Point (Rocky Cape)

Long reefs across sand with big basket sponges and lace corals.

Shore or BoatUp to 18 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Tasmania North & North-West

Boat Harbour Point

Easy, varied shore dives either side of the point at one of Tasmania's prettiest beaches.

ShoreUp to 15 m
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Tasmania North & North-West

Burnie Breakwater / Blackmans Point

An urban shore dive under the Burnie wharf, with change rooms at the beach.

ShoreUp to 10 m
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteIsland

Tasmania North & North-West

Chimney Corner (Three Hummock Island)

Rare granite swim-throughs on a remote Hunter Group island.

BoatUp to 15 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Tasmania North & North-West

Devonport Breakwater

A shallow breakwater snorkel with a kelp forest and remains of two 1880s wrecks.

ShoreUp to 4 m
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Tasmania North & North-West

Don Heads

An easy long shore dive along volcanic reefs beside the historic Don River port.

Shore or BoatUp to 9 m
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteFreshwater Lake/River

Tasmania North & North-West

Eugenana (Melrose) Quarry

A flooded limestone quarry that is diveable in any weather - the north-west's training fallback.

ShoreUp to 13 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteReef

Tasmania North & North-West

Fourth Sister (Ulverstone)

A 300 m reef ending in a pinnacle, with schooling fish fed by the current.

BoatUp to 18 m
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Tasmania North & North-West

Glory Hole (Sisters Cave)

Quartzite caves, a boulder maze and a bullseye-filled sea cave - Sisters Beach's shore dive.

ShoreUp to 10 m
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Tasmania North & North-West

Grey Crags (Western Bay)

A maze of quartz ridges and gutters at 15 m reachable from shore, with schools of barber perch.

ShoreUp to 15 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteReef

Tasmania North & North-West

Horseshoe Reef (Devonport)

The pick of the Devonport dives - a large islet-studded reef with invertebrates at 15-18 m.

BoatUp to 18 m