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437 dive sites matching “groper”Across Australia
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Darwin Harbour

Channel Rock

A channel-side rock with Darwin's best odds of turtles, plus rays, barracuda and big schools.

Boat (day trip)Up to 16 m
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Batemans Bay

Charlie's Reef

Large, easy reef known for the variety of nudibranchs.

BoatUp to 18 m
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Sydney Northern Beaches

Checkpoint Charlie (North Head)

A sharp wall rolling into a boulder maze of gullies and swim-throughs, home to some of the biggest bull rays at North Head.

BoatUp to 26 m
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Jervis Bay

Chinamans Beach

A quiet walk-in beach with rocky ends – a lesser-known snorkel on the White Sands Walk.

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Albany & Great Southern

Coffin Island

Sea lion and fur seal colonies with caves, gutters and sponge gardens, a short boat run from Two Peoples Bay.

Boat (day trip)Up to 20 m
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Yorke Peninsula

Corny Point

A wild, clear-water reef coast around the 1882 lighthouse at the peninsula's north-western tip – rarely dived.

Shore or BoatUp to 12 m
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Perth

Cow Rocks (Marmion)

An inshore Marmion reef close to Hillarys with overhangs, lobsters and blue groper.

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Margaret River & Augusta

Cowaramup Bay

Inshore reef and deeper offshore reefs with blue groper and kingfish at Gracetown, diveable on flat days.

Shore or BoatUp to 25 m
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Sydney Northern Beaches

Dee Why Point / Dee Why to Curl Curl reef (northern end)

The northern access to a 2 km headland-to-headland reef traverse, best by scooter; shallow kelp reef under the Dee Why surf break…

Shore or BoatUp to 14 m
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Fleurieu Peninsula & Victor Harbor

Deep Creek (Boat Harbor Beach & Deep Creek Cove)

Wild, rarely dived rocky beaches in Deep Creek Conservation Park, best as a calm-day snorkel or exploratory dive.

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Eden & Green Cape

Disaster Bay

Wild, rarely dived bay on the far south coast between Green Cape and Cape Howe.

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Ulladulla

Dolphin Point

Calm-weather shore reef just south of Burrill Lake, close to the Burrill Rocks group.

Shore or BoatUp to 12 m
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Esperance & Recherche Archipelago

Duke of Orleans Bay & Wharton Beach

Ultra-clear water, granite outcrops and nearby Recherche islands at a remote, uncrowded bay.

Shore or BoatUp to 15 m
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Capricorn Coast & Keppel Islands

FV Linda Jane Wreck

A little-known 35 m trawler wreck whose unpublished position has kept its big groper, red emperor and jewfish intact.

Boat (day trip)Up to 35 m
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Capricorn Coast & Keppel Islands

FV Miss Shoalhaven Wreck

A decaying 1988 timber trawler at 33 m that has become a barracuda and ray magnet.

Boat (day trip)Up to 33 m
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Tweed & Byron Bay

Fido's Reef

Rugged natural reef mixed with scattered remains of an early 1900s steamer wreck; a quieter alternative to Cook Island.

BoatUp to 22 m
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Central Coast

First Point (Terrigal)

A headland wall with swim-throughs and strong fish life, dived only on genuinely calm days.

BoatUp to 26 m
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Albany & Great Southern

Fish Eyes (Black Point, Bremer Bay)

A granite 'eye socket' on a boulder reef with corals, seadragons and visiting sea lions.

Shore or BoatUp to 16 m
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Perth

Five Fathom Bank & Seaward Reef

Kilometres of exposed offshore limestone reef and bommies west of Garden Island, with clearer water and strong fish life.

BoatUp to 20 m
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Shoalhaven Coast

Flat Rock (North Bendalong)

A broad flat platform with snorkelling along its seaward edge at North Bendalong.

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Albany & Great Southern

Football Field (King George Sound)

Deep, rarely visited canyons and bommies to 66 m with pristine sponge gardens, huge gorgonians and black coral.

Boat (day trip)Up to 66 m
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Central Coast

Forresters Reef

A large offshore reef system with clear water and attractive sponge gardens at 25-30 m.

BoatUp to 30 m
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East Gippsland

Gabo Island (Santa Barbara Bay)

A sheltered granite bay and jetty on a lighthouse island 14 km off Mallacoota, with blue groper, banded morwong, dolphins, seals…

BoatUp to 20 m
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Ulladulla

Golf Course Reef

Quiet, sparse kelp reef off Mollymook with colourful sea squirts and hydroids.

BoatUp to 25 m
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