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WreckEden & Green Cape
Lanercost
Scattered remains of an 1872 timber barque, identified by an 1864 US cent, in two gullies near Mowarry Point.
ReefFleurieu Peninsula & Victor Harbor
Lasseter's Reef
A compact kelp-covered dome off Second Valley surrounded by seagrass where leafy seadragons are resident.
WreckGeographe Bay & Busselton
Lena Wreck
A 55 m toothfish poacher captured by the Navy, now an upright artificial reef at an easy 8-18 m with open holds and engine room.
Pinnacle/BommieRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Lighthouse Bommie
The classic dwarf minke whale site in June–July, and a pinnacle packed with fish, turtles and sea snakes all year.
Pinnacle/BommieLady Elliot Island
Lighthouse Bommies (Lady Elliot Island)
Lady Elliot's signature 'manta truck-stop': small coral bommies at 14 m where mantas queue for cleaning, often all dive long.
ReefUlladulla
Lighthouse Sponge Gardens
Colourful sponge-covered wall with gullies and canyons, crevices full of wobbegongs and Port Jackson sharks, and dense fish…
WallUlladulla
Lighthouse Wall
Relaxed 600 m drift along a cracked wall below Ulladulla Lighthouse with angel sharks and rays on the sand.
Muck/SandSydney South & Botany Bay
Lilli Pilli (Port Hacking)
One of Sydney's best seahorse dives – up to 63 White's seahorses recorded on the swimming-enclosure net and seagrass – with easy…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Little Bay
An easy, protected bay with a wall of overhangs and swim-throughs east of the mouth – and the best post-dive view in Sydney from…
Shore/Rock PlatformPort Stephens
Little Beach (Nelson Bay)
A sheltered, easy Nelson Bay shore dive with a novelty sunken playground at 6 m and marked lines to deeper macro-rich structure.
Sinkhole/CenoteMount Gambier Sinkholes & Caves
Little Blue Lake
The easiest-access deep sinkhole in Mount Gambier – roadside parking, stairs and pontoon, and a flat floor at 36 m for depth and…
Shore/Rock PlatformAlbany & Great Southern
Little Boat Harbour Dive Trail (Bremer Bay)
WA's premier leafy seadragon shore dive, with weedy seadragons, cuttlefish and nudibranchs in under 10 m.
ReefJervis Bay
Little Egypt
Five pyramid rocks above a steep boulder slope from 5 m to 34 m riddled with caves and swim-throughs.
WallSydney South & Botany Bay
Little Saigon (Cape Baily)
Colourful sponge-covered wall off Cape Baily Lighthouse with boulder gullies and prolific fish, from 20 m to past 32 m.
IslandForster & Seal Rocks
Little Seal Rock
A complex, circumnavigable rock reef under 20 m with reliable grey nurse sharks and a strong resident bull ray population.
ReefLord Howe Island
Liv's Crack
Narrow coral cracks and overhangs with groups of crayfish – an easy-to-navigate structure dive.
WreckKangaroo Island
Loch Vennachar Wreck
The scattered iron of a Loch Line clipper that vanished with all hands in 1905, beneath the cliffs at West Bay.
ReefTownsville & Magnetic Island
Lodestone Reef
The Townsville 'all-rounder' – a clear, sheltered lagoon for snorkellers and a seaward face of coral canyons, partly roofed…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Long Bay (Malabar)
Protected, shallow bay dive with overhung rocks and seadragons that works in most weather and is excellent at night.
WallSydney Northern Beaches
Long Reef Wall
The Cathedral – a peaked sandstone tunnel packed with pomfret – and Andy's Cave on a sponge-covered wall 35 minutes from Manly.
ReefPort Phillip Heads
Lonsdale Arches
Natural sandstone arches and tunnels at 12–18 m on the outer Lonsdale reef, wide and safe to swim through and completely lined…
Pinnacle/BommiePort Phillip Heads
Lonsdale Bommies
Cluster of encrusted outcrops and gutters at 12–18 m on the outer Lonsdale reef, famous for crayfish and a natural pairing with…
WallPort Phillip Heads
Lonsdale Wall
A tidal wall dive at Port Phillip Heads. Compare the exact wall section, planned depth and slack-water window before booking.
WallPort Phillip Heads
Lonsdale Wall Shallow
A shallower section of the Lonsdale wall system, with a published 12–25 m range and boat access timed around slack water.