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ReefCocos (Keeling) Islands
Pulu Keeling Outer Reef
Near-untouched national park reef with 40 m-plus visibility and plentiful sharks, dived by permit only on rare calm days.
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WallFar Northern Reef & Torres Strait
Pussy Galore (Tijou Reef)
A particularly beautiful fan- and whip-covered wall on the remote Tijou/Cat reefs.
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ReefSunshine Coast
Pyramids (Gneerings)
One of the lesser-documented named reef sites in the Mooloolaba operators' rotation – a chance to dive typical Gneering Shoals…
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Shore/Rock PlatformEden & Green Cape
Quarantine Bay
Sheltered bay with resident stingrays and seals, next to Eden's main boat ramp.
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WreckPort Phillip Heads
Quarantine Station Anchor
A large concreted Admiralty-pattern anchor from the quarantine-station era standing alone on the sand at 11 m off Point Nepean –…
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ReefBruny Island & D'Entrecasteaux Channel
Quiet Bay (Cape Bruny)
Remote sheltered anchorage with seaweed beds, conger eels and resting sharks – a relaxing second dive.
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WreckBruny Island & D'Entrecasteaux Channel
Quiet Corner – Natal Queen Wreck
Easy kelp-garden snorkel over the anchors and iron ribs of the 1909 barque Natal Queen.
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ReefLimestone Coast
Racecourse Bay (Port MacDonnell)
Shallow limestone reef a short drive from Port MacDonnell – a calm-day alternative to the harbour.
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Cave/CavernSurf Coast & Great Ocean Road
Ramsden Cave
A 60 m sea cave hidden at the base of the Cape Patton cliffs, reached by an exposed reef swim past the Speculant wreck – one of…
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ReefSydney Northern Beaches
Ray Alley (North Head)
Resident two-metre bull rays in a sandy alley between kelp boulders at 10–20 m – the gentlest big-animal dive at North Head.
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ReefPort Douglas
Rayban (Opal Reef)
Shallow, coral-rich snorkel site with high fish density.
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Shore/Rock PlatformKalbarri & Shark Bay
Red Bluff (Kalbarri)
A turquoise cove beneath red sandstone cliffs at the gateway to Kalbarri's coastal national park.
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ReefLady Elliot Island
Reefy Seconds (Lady Elliot Island)
A shallow snorkel-line buoy over reef and rubble.
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ReefYorke Peninsula
Rhino Head
Gorgonian-filled undercuts and low caves on the headland where the Willyama was wrecked in 1907.
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Jetty/PierGeelong & Bellarine
Rippleside Jetty, Geelong
Tiny, sheltered fishing jetty in Rippleside Park; a quick local Geelong dive or snorkel paired with Rippleside Pier.
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WallLord Howe Island
Roach Wall
Steep coral wall on the Admiralty Islets with Galapagos sharks, fusiliers and rare angelfish in 30 m visibility.
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Muck/SandLimestone Coast
Robe – Guichen Bay and Robe Jetty
Clear, sheltered seagrass and white sand in Robe's harbour – an easy shore dive when the coast is blown out.
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Shore/Rock PlatformMandurah & Peel
Roberts Point (Mandurah)
Easy walk-in shore dive with small swim-throughs and occasional sea dragons beside the Mandurah marina.
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ReefDarwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs
Roche Reef
Dundee's main natural reef – extensive shallow coral with queenfish, mackerel and trevally sweeping over it on the tide.
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ReefChristmas Island
Rocky Point
A point on the Settlement coast between the gentle Morgue and the current-swept Coconut Point.
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ReefBroome & Kimberley
Roebuck Deeps
Historic pearling grounds.
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DriftGeraldton & Abrolhos Islands
Rolland Passage (Easter Group)
Drifting coral gardens in wide passages, with clownfish and butterflyfish at 28-29°S.
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Shore/Rock PlatformKangaroo Island
Rolls Point (Kingscote)
Kingscote's safest, most sheltered snorkel – eagle rays over the sand beside the yacht club.
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WallBrisbane & Moreton Bay
Rosswall
A lightly dived coral-covered wall with overhangs and caves off northern Moreton Island.
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