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Warrnambool Diving

Warrnambool

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Trades as Warrnambool Diving & Firearms.

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Sources & further reading

divingandfirearms.com.au

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Trips are subject to current operator schedules and conditions.

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Shipwreck Coast & Warrnambool

Antares

Plating, anchors and stacks of French roofing tiles from the last ship lost on the Shipwreck Coast, in surf gutters under sheer…

BoatUp to 6 m
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Shipwreck Coast & Warrnambool

Bay of Islands

Circle the bases of limestone sea stacks in 10–20 m with crays in every undercut – Twelve Apostles scenery underwater, with a…

BoatUp to 20 m
VICYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Shipwreck Coast & Warrnambool

Bay of Martyrs

Swim among limestone sea stacks and reef gutters from a beach at the eastern end of the Bay of Islands Coastal Park – the most…

Shore or BoatUp to 10 m
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Surf Coast & Great Ocean Road

Blanket Bay, Cape Otway

The most sheltered of the Cape Otway coves: a campground beach, an old jetty and a kelp reef holding crays and schooling fish on…

ShoreUp to 10 m
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Surf Coast & Great Ocean Road

Casino

Apollo Bay's own ship: a 1932 coastal steamer with boiler, engine and bow still standing on sand in 9 m, a surface swim from the…

Shore or BoatUp to 9 m
VICYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Shipwreck Coast & Warrnambool

Children

House bricks and scattered iron from the 1839 Henty barque off Needle Rock at pretty Childers Cove – the first great loss of life…

ShoreUp to 3 m
VICYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteShore/Rock Platform

Shipwreck Coast & Warrnambool

Crofts Bay

The most sheltered shore dive in the Bay of Islands Coastal Park – reef gutters and stack bases inside a kilometre-wide reef…

Shore or BoatUp to 25 m
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Shipwreck Coast & Warrnambool

Eagle Rock, Warrnambool

Five-metre-deep crevasses with walls and caves running out to a lone rock off the golf course cliffs – the most rugged reef on…

BoatUp to 20 m
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Shipwreck Coast & Warrnambool

Edinburgh Castle

Concrete casts of 1888 cement barrels around a windlass and anchor in 4–5 m of Lady Bay sand – the barque that came to build the…

BoatUp to 5 m
VICYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Portland & the West

Emily S

A 30 m trawler sitting upright and intact in 24 m in the lee of Lawrence Rocks, with resident weedy seadragons at the propeller –…

BoatUp to 24 m
VICYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Shipwreck Coast & Warrnambool

Essington

The deepest of Port Fairy Bay's four shore-accessible wrecks: partly buried timbers of an 1826 Sydney-built brig lost in an 1852…

ShoreUp to 11 m
Details need confirmation
VICYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Shipwreck Coast & Warrnambool

Falls of Halladale

The ship that stood under full sail on the reef for weeks in 1908: a 5 m high bow, lattice of iron and piles of roofing slate in…

BoatUp to 12 m