DIVE CENTRE & OPERATOR DIRECTORY
Port Phillip Heads
Non-profit wreck exploration / maritime archaeology group, not a shop or charter.
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WreckPort Phillip Heads
An 1859 Thames-built iron barque and coal hulk – the first vessel scuttled in the Graveyard (1913) – found by Southern Ocean…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
The oldest hull in the Graveyard – an 1855 Greenock-built iron barque and coal hulk scuttled in 1916 – bow and stern rising 4 m…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
An 1887 Footscray-built Harbour Trust bucket dredge standing 4–5 m proud in 68 m – possibly the best-preserved wreck in the…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
An 1876 Western District coastal steamer turned coal hulk, scuttled in 1934 and lying in 62 m near the Hygeia – one of the…
Details need confirmationWreckPort Phillip Heads
An upright, largely intact 1877 iron steamer in 75 m, lost with 15 lives in 1893 and found by Southern Ocean Exploration in 2007;…
WreckPhillip Island & Western Port
A Western District coastal steamer lost with all 17 hands in a 1934 storm, found by Southern Ocean Exploration in 2011 lying…
WreckWilsons Promontory
A 126 m WWI hospital ship and coastal liner lost in fog in 1929, found in 2005 and lying largely recognisable in 80–82 m of clear…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
An 1883 Welsh collier, sunk by a US destroyer in Victoria Dock in 1925 and scuttled in 1929 – swim-throughs and a fully intact…
