DIVE CENTRE & OPERATOR DIRECTORY
Bunbury
Operates from Bunbury (not Busselton); dive charters and dolphin cruises.
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Artificial ReefGeographe Bay & Busselton
Concrete reef clusters in 17 m off Bunbury that have become a fish magnet since 2013.
Shore/Rock PlatformGeographe Bay & Busselton
A rocky ocean-beach snorkel close to Bunbury's town centre, good on rare flat mornings.
Details need confirmationReefGeographe Bay & Busselton
A little-known set of coral reefs and lumps off Bunbury from 10 m to 33 m, dived by the local charter.
Details need confirmationShore/Rock PlatformGeographe Bay & Busselton
Rock-wall habitat with cuttlefish, rays and nudibranchs on the sheltered side of Bunbury's harbour.
Details need confirmationJetty/PierGeographe Bay & Busselton
A 1.8 km heritage jetty whose end is a forest of sponge- and coral-covered piles at 8 m, with an Underwater Observatory and…
Artificial ReefGeographe Bay & Busselton
Thirteen WA artworks on the seabed at 8 m beside Busselton Jetty, visible to snorkellers and slowly becoming reef.
ReefGeographe Bay & Busselton
Geographe Bay's go-to natural reef: corals, schooling fish and nudibranchs in 15-20 m, a short run from Busselton.
Muck/SandGeographe Bay & Busselton
A calm, sheltered bay beside the Dolphin Discovery Centre with a chance of snorkelling near wild bottlenose dolphins.
Details need confirmationWreckGeographe Bay & Busselton
A 55 m toothfish poacher captured by the Navy, now an upright artificial reef at an easy 8-18 m with open holds and engine room.
WreckGeographe Bay & Busselton
The mostly buried remains of an 1879 schooner beside the old Lockeville Jetty piles.
Details need confirmation