DIVE CENTRE & OPERATOR DIRECTORY

St George Scuba Club

Ramsgate

About this operator

Club, not a shop; meets third Tuesday monthly at Ramsgate RSL.

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TopicWhat to ask
TripWhich departure, vessel and proposed sites fit our dates and experience?
TrainingWhat is the exact programme, teaching schedule and process if more practice is needed?
EquipmentWhich items, sizes and familiarisation are included?
PriceCan we have an itemised quote and the current change and cancellation terms?

Questions, answered

Does YouDive verify every service at St George Scuba Club?

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How should I compare St George Scuba Club with another provider?

Send the same brief to each: dates, group size, training, recent experience, equipment and support needs. Compare itemised inclusions and terms rather than headline prices alone.

Sources & further reading

stgeorgescubaclub.org.au

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Sites linked in the directory

Trips are subject to current operator schedules and conditions.

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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Anchor Reef (Kurnell)

Wall, boulder gully and two good swim-throughs with sea dragons on the sand, just 600 m south of The Leap and rarely dived.

BoatUp to 23 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Barrens Hut (Royal National Park)

Southern Sydney's classic wall dive: a life-covered drop-off to 28 m with The Cave, a swim-through Tunnel and friendly blue…

BoatUp to 28 m
NSWYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Sydney South & Botany Bay

Bass and Flinders Point (Cronulla)

Easy shallow entry and, every October, well over 100 newly hatched Port Jackson sharks on the sand.

ShoreUp to 6 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Big Saigon (Cape Baily)

Long north–south wall with arches, swim-throughs and prolific sponge and fish life off Cape Baily, running past 32 m.

BoatUp to 32 m
NSWYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteReef

Sydney South & Botany Bay

Blue Devil Reef (Port Hacking)

Small curving wall and overhangs home to eastern blue devilfish, 1 km from the Port Hacking entrance.

BoatUp to 25 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Bypass Reef (Cape Banks)

Sheer walls, boulder swim-throughs and cave after cave at 26–31 m, blanketed in gorgonians and sea squirts with 30 m visibility…

BoatUp to 33 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Cape Banks / Cruwee Cove

Gullies 30 m long and six-plus cave systems on the seaward side of Botany Bay's northern head – 'the equal of any dive site in…

BoatUp to 30 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Cape Banks Bridge

A 15 m vertical wall rising to 10 m of pitted rock above a kelp reef and 28 m sand, found by chasing a hoax shark cave in 2000.

BoatUp to 28 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Cape Solander – Whale Watching Platform

Sheer wall with an L-shaped corner, swim-through caves and a narrow crack under the Cape Solander whale-watching platform – rated…

BoatUp to 23 m
NSWYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteReef

Sydney South & Botany Bay

GT Reef (Kurnell)

A lightly explored network of small walls off Kurnell, named after the now-demolished 'golf tee' radar dome.

BoatUp to 25 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Hungry Jacks (Jibbon)

A north–south wall with large low overhangs, big sponges and huge schools of seapike and trevally, next to Maccas.

BoatUp to 27 m
NSWYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteArtificial Reef

Sydney South & Botany Bay

JD Reef North (Royal National Park)

Eighteen 25-tonne concrete modules in a Greek-cross layout, some with 9 m steel pylons, now colonised by jewel anemones.

BoatUp to 31 m