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Jetty/PierMornington Peninsula
Frankston Pier
Closest pier dive to Melbourne; seahorses and globefish on the pylons; easy training and night dive with facilities on the beach.
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney Northern Beaches
Freshwater (Harbord)
Sea dragons, sharks and an outer reef with 3.5 m walls off an ocean rock platform – the Northern Beaches' best and most demanding…
WallCocos (Keeling) Islands
Garden of Eden
A forest of gorgonian sea fans rising like trees from 20–28 m, with schools of big-eye trevally – dived only when the wind drops…
WallPort Douglas
Gary's Gut (Agincourt Reef 4)
Dramatic 5–40 m wall with large fan corals and soft corals – the deepest dive on Agincourt 4.
ReefWhitsundays & Bowen
Gary's Lagoon (Bait Reef)
Sheltered coral-walled inlet with a sandy floor, turtles and wobbegongs – Bait Reef's safe option for snorkellers and new divers.
WreckPerth
Gemini Wreck
An upturned 36 m hopper barge in 30 m of often clear blue water, surrounded by schools of samson fish and kingfish.
Muck/SandMornington Peninsula
Geoffs Scallop Hole
Traditional Port Phillip scallop drift over open sand between Rye and Blairgowrie, with rays and spider crabs for company.
WreckPhillip Island & Western Port
George Kermode
A 70 m steam bucket dredge scuttled in 1976 as Victoria's first artificial reef – huge boilers, giant cogs and dredge buckets in…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
George Roper
An 83 m four-masted iron barque wrecked on her maiden voyage in 1883 – keelsons, bow winches and slate cargo in 4–6 m on the…
WreckAdelaide Metro
Glenelg Barge
Adelaide's first purpose-sunk wreck, a 1911 hopper barge in 20 m that can be combined with the Dredge on a single dive via a…
WreckAdelaide Metro
Glenelg Dredge (SS South Australian)
A near-intact 1911 Dutch-built dredge sitting upright in 20 m and packed with fish – Adelaide's most dived boat wreck, easily…
Shore/Rock PlatformGold Coast
Gold Coast Seaway – South Wall (Sand Bypass Pipe)
Australia's best city shore dive: giant groupers, rays and 400+ species along a breakwater and sand bypass pipe, with easy stair…
Shore/Rock PlatformGold Coast
Gold Coast Seaway – South-West Wall (Broadwater beach)
The easiest Seaway entry – a beach walk-in beside the car park onto a shallow rocky reef full of critters.
Pinnacle/BommieTasmania East Coast
Golden Bommies
Twin 10 m bommies smothered in yellow zoanthids and sea whips rising from sand at 39 m; huge schools of butterfly perch and…
ReefCairns
Gordon's Mooring (Flynn Reef)
A field of small bommies and swim-throughs with a shallow giant-clam garden and frequent turtles.
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Gordons Bay
Australia's first underwater nature trail – a 620 m chain loop around a sheltered bay that makes a foolproof training or night…
ReefHeron Island & Capricorn Group
Gorgonia Hole (Heron Island)
A maze of cracks and small caves hung with gorgonians, where turtles wedge themselves in to rest and painted crays hide.
ReefRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Gotham City
A 30 m-long Pavona clavus colony, dusk mandarinfish and a lively night dive with hunting trevally and sharks.
ReefCairns
Green Island
The easiest reef diving from Cairns: guided beach dives on a national-park coral cay, with drift options to 21 m for certified…
IslandSouth West Rocks
Green Island (South West Rocks)
A close inshore island with a declared grey nurse shark critical habitat that rivals Fish Rock for shark numbers, in an easier,…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney Harbour
Green Point (Camp Cove)
Overhangs, small caves and a boulder field to 15–19 m off the Camp Cove headland – the deepest shore dive inside the harbour's…
Shore/Rock PlatformAlbany & Great Southern
Greens Pool & Elephant Rocks (William Bay)
A turquoise granite-sheltered pool with easy, shallow snorkelling – one of WA's best-known beaches.
Shore/Rock PlatformBatemans Bay
Guerilla Bay
Easy, sheltered shore dive with a small island to circle, big stingrays and good night diving.
WreckAdelaide Metro
HA Lumb Wreck
A 1943 US Navy tug scuttled in 1994 with cut deck holes for easy penetration, lying beside the Seawolf and the Noarlunga Tyre…