DIVE CENTRE & OPERATOR DIRECTORY

Tas Uni Dive Club

Mount Nelson

About this operator

University dive club, not a shop; gear hire Thursdays 6-6:30pm.

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TopicWhat to ask
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TrainingWhat is the exact programme, teaching schedule and process if more practice is needed?
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Does YouDive verify every service at Tas Uni Dive Club?

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Does Tas Uni Dive Club currently visit every linked site?

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How should I compare Tas Uni Dive 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

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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 siteReef

Tasmania East Coast

27B (Bicheno)

A moderate-depth wall with an overhang and a large cave, close to the ramp.

Boat (day trip)Up to 23 m
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Tasmania North & North-West

Asterope (Hebe Reef)

Remains of an 1883 Aberdeen-built wooden barque among the gullies of Hebe Reef.

Boat (day trip)Up to 4 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteReef

Tasmania North & North-West

Badger Head

The closest crayfish reef to Launceston, with scenic shallows.

Boat (day trip)Up to 20 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the sitePinnacle/Bommie

Tasmania North & North-West

Barrel Rock (Tamar)

Dense, current-fed sponge growth on a beacon-marked rock in the Tamar channel.

Boat (day trip)Up to 30 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteIsland

Tasmania North-East

Barrenjoey (Tenth Island)

Tasmania's largest accessible fur seal colony, in shallow water off Lulworth.

Boat (day trip)Up to 8 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Tasmania North-East

Binalong Bay / Skeleton Bay

A skull-shaped granite rock with swim-throughs and big banded morwong in a sheltered Bay of Fires cove.

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

Tasmania East Coast

Bird Rock (Bicheno)

Three named features - The Elbow, T Cave and the anemone-lined Ballroom - and some of the best nudibranch hunting at Bicheno.

Boat (day trip)Up to 20 m
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteReef

Tasmania East Coast

Bird Rock (Maria Island)

Easy shallow ledges under a cormorant roost.

Boat (day trip)Up to 6 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteReef

Tasmania East Coast

Bunker Bay (Maria Island)

A sheltered second dive on Maria Island's remote eastern coast.

Boat (day trip)Up to 20 m
Details need confirmation
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Tasmania East Coast

Cod Rock (Bicheno)

A quieter shore alternative to Waubs Bay with colourful zoanthids, for calm days only.

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

Tasmania East Coast

Darlington Jetty (Maria Island)

The easiest snorkel on Maria Island, straight off the ferry, with cuttlefish and squid at dusk.

ShoreUp to 5 m
TASYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteIsland

Tasmania East Coast

Diamond Island (Bicheno)

A small island reef off Redbill Beach with large banded morwong and a former kelp forest.

Boat (day trip)Up to 15 m
Details need confirmation