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Western Blue Dive Charters

Darwin

About this operator

The only operator found under this name is Western Blue Dive Charters at Mindarie Marina, Perth (westernbluedive.com.au); no Darwin operator by this name could be confirmed, so the Darwin attribution is doubtful.

Directory status: unknown. Confirm the business’s current operation before booking.

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Does YouDive verify every service at Western Blue Dive Charters?

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Sites linked in the directory

Trips are subject to current operator schedules and conditions.

NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteArtificial Reef

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Adelaide River Mouth Engineered Reef

The engineered reef closest to the Adelaide River – built for anglers, occasionally of interest to experienced local divers on…

Boat (day trip)Up to 16 m
Details need confirmation
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Amanda Lee

An 18–20 m trepang vessel lying on her port side with wheelhouse, rails and a large Kort nozzle clearly visible and good coral…

Boat (day trip)Up to 28 m
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Amelia C

A 25 m prawn trawler cleaned by Darwin Sub Aqua Club volunteers and scuttled in 2013 – upright, open and busy with snapper and…

Boat (day trip)Up to 28 m
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Antares and Steel Barge

Upright 22 m coastal trader scuttled in 2011 with a steel barge alongside – part of the Antares, Amelia C and Merindah Pearl…

Boat (day trip)Up to 28 m
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteArtificial Reef

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Bottlewasher Artificial Reef

An old Coca-Cola bottle-washing machine surrounded by 1,500 tonnes of concrete culverts – a shallow, fishy and unmistakably…

Boat (day trip)Up to 15 m
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteArtificial Reef

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Bus Stop Reef

An improvised early-1990s reef of steel pontoons, truck tyres, concrete bus shelters and a 10 m boat, known for very large cod.

Boat (day trip)Up to 25 m
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Cockatoo and Mudlark Artificial Reef

A pair of 20 m hulls lying side by side on the western edge of Fenton Patches, forming a fish-filled gutter between them.

Boat (day trip)Up to 25 m
Details need confirmation
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteArtificial Reef

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Dundee Wide Engineered Reef

A 2019 engineered concrete reef in 16 m off Dundee Beach – the shallowest and most approachable of the new NT reef complexes for…

Boat (day trip)Up to 16 m
Details need confirmation
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Galah and Heron Artificial Reef

Two 20 m vessels scuttled together as fish habitat, next to the Amanda Lee – quieter than the main Fenton wrecks.

Boat (day trip)Up to 25 m
Details need confirmation
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteArtificial Reef

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Gutters Central Engineered Reef

The westernmost 2019 engineered reef complex, in a strong-current channel area west of Fenton Patches.

Boat (day trip)Up to 28 m
Details need confirmation
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteArtificial Reef

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Lee Point Wide Engineered Reef

Purpose-built 5 m concrete reef modules installed in 2019 in 28 m of open water north of Lee Point.

Boat (day trip)Up to 28 m
Details need confirmation
NTYouDive mascot illustration; not a photograph of the siteWreck

Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Marchart 3

The 32 m ex-research vessel and prawn trawler that founded the Fenton Patches reef field in 1988 – upright, intact and heavily…

Boat (day trip)Up to 28 m