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Pinnacle/BommieWollongong & Kiama
Hump One
Compact deep hump densely covered in gorgonians and sponges, circumnavigable in one short dive.
WallWollongong & Kiama
Hump Wall
Sheer deep wall to 34 m with swarms of mado and carpets of tiny feather stars.
WallSydney South & Botany Bay
Hungry Jacks (Jibbon)
A north–south wall with large low overhangs, big sponges and huge schools of seapike and trevally, next to Maccas.
WreckMelbourne & Port Phillip Bay
Hurricane
An 1853 iron clipper lying in 8–12 m of sheltered bay water – stern rising 3 m with a heritage cairn, a capstan at the bow and…
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
Indian Point (Congwong Bay)
A 9–15 m wall cut by thirteen gutters with seadragons, red Indianfish and seahorses, a few hundred metres from Bare Island and…
WallPort Phillip Heads
Inner Corsair Wall
Ledge-and-cave wall from a kelp-topped 10 m reef down to 60 m between Nepean Wall and Corsair Rock, with RMS Australia wreckage…
ReefJervis Bay
Inner Point Perpendicular
Sheltered multilevel reef with shallow caves under the cliffs at the corner of Point Perpendicular; a gentle drift on the flood…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Inscription Point (Kurnell)
A one-way flood-tide drift past Sydney's best sponge gardens and up to twenty seadragons, finishing at the Monuments wall.
WreckTurquoise Coast
J P Webb Wreck (Ledge Point)
A boiler and triple-expansion steam engine in 4 m on the reef that wrecked this 1951 delivery voyage.
WreckPort Phillip Heads
J1 Submarine
An intact 84 m WWI submarine standing upright in 38 m and blanketed in yellow zoanthids; hatch access into the control room for…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
J2 Submarine
A WWI J-class submarine snapped in two, with the open cross-section of the pressure hull visible at the break; rarely crowded.
WreckMelbourne & Port Phillip Bay
J3 Submarine (Swan Island)
The most complete J-class submarine in Victoria, upright with its deck above water 100 m off Swan Island and resting on the hulk…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
J4 Submarine
The most accessible of Victoria's WWI submarines – intact conning tower, exposed torpedo tubes and open hatches in 19–28 m; a…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
J5 Submarine
An upright, intact WWI submarine glowing with yellow zoanthids; several penetration points through large deck openings.
Artificial ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
JD Reef North (Royal National Park)
Eighteen 25-tonne concrete modules in a Greek-cross layout, some with 9 m steel pylons, now colonised by jewel anemones.
Muck/SandMornington Peninsula
JL's Scallop Beds
Scallop drift over open sand off Whitecliffs named for a Melbourne diving legend; easy first boat drift.
Cave/CavernEden & Green Cape
Jacko's Cave
A huge low cavern and 40 m tunnel behind a sponge-covered wall – one of McFadyen's top temperate reef dives.
WreckMandurah & Peel
James Service Wreck
The most intact of the Murray Reef wrecks: an 1878 iron barque with a recognisable stern in 3–5 m, lost with all hands.
WreckRottnest Island
Janet Wreck
Admiralty anchors, davit and boiler of Fremantle's largest vessel of 1887, plus a small reef cave, a short swim from the Macedon.
ReefSunshine Coast
Jew Shoal
Noosa's best dive: an 11 m solitary pinnacle and a cave-and-gutter system in sheltered Laguna Bay, with more than 100 nudibranch…
Pinnacle/BommieSydney South & Botany Bay
Jibbon Bombora (Fish Reef)
The reef that shelters Port Hacking: overhangs, a canyon and a huge overhang on the south-east side with giant cuttlefish, big…
WallRowley Shoals
Jimmy Goes to China
Grey reefs and silvertips on a current-swept point.
WreckMelbourne & Port Phillip Bay
Joanna
An 1856 Port Phillip-built schooner lost in 1857 with a cargo of bagged lime that set to concrete and preserved her – rigging,…
ReefTownsville & Magnetic Island
John Brewer Reef – Ocean Sentinels & Coral Gardens
Eight 2.2 m Ocean Sentinels sculptures of reef scientists and custodians in 5 m of water, plus a large sheltered lagoon with…