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WreckNewcastle & Lake Macquarie
SS Bonnie Dundee wreck
A compact two-part 1879 steamer wreck off Swansea with an exposed boiler, engine, rudder and propeller - and dense fish schools.
WreckDarwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs
SS Brisbane
The NT's largest surviving colonial wreck: an 85 m 1881 steamer whose boilers break the surface at low springs while the intact…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
SS Buninyong
Second-largest wreck in the Graveyard – intact bridge with an exhaust stack across it and three boilers in 50–54 m; a trimix…
WreckForster & Seal Rocks
SS Catterthun wreck
An 1895 gold-carrying steamer wrecked with 54 lives lost near Seal Rocks — now a deep technical wreck dive at 55-60 m, with an…
WreckSydney Harbour
SS Centennial wreck (Taylors Bay)
The mussel-covered mound of an 1889 collision victim in a sheltered Mosman bay, 20 minutes of ribs, plates and history at 13 m.
WreckPort Phillip Heads
SS Cheviot
Scattered iron of the coastal steamer whose 1887 wreck killed 34 people – the deadliest loss at the Heads – in 1–7 m of…
WreckMelbourne & Port Phillip Bay
SS City of Launceston
An 1863 Bass Strait steamer sunk in an 1865 collision and lying complete from keel to deck in 21 m of silt with the other ship's…
WreckEden & Green Cape
SS City of Sydney
Engine, prop shaft and upturned stern with broken propeller of an 1854 steamer, in a wild corner of the coast.
WreckYorke Peninsula
SS Clan Ranald Wreck
The only turret ship lost in Australian waters, lying upside down in 18-21 m inside an aquatic reserve – a haunting and fish-rich…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
SS Coogee
Photogenic stern with steering quadrant under two decks, twin boilers you can swim between, and a bow on its side with railings…
WreckPort Phillip Heads
SS Courier
Planked foredeck 7 m proud of the sand and the most colourful sponge growth in the Graveyard; two boilers in line with crayfish…
WreckSydney Northern Beaches
SS Dee Why (ferry) wreck
Sydney's largest scuttled ferry, upright in 48 m with four intact boilers and a swim-through boiler room; the flagship of the…
WreckSydney Northern Beaches
SS Duckenfield wreck
Engine, boilers, anchors and copper ingots of an 1889 collier salvaged with explosives, spread across the reef edge at 21–23 m.
WreckMerimbula
SS Empire Gladstone
The largest remaining wreck in NSW, a 137 m wartime freighter spread across 100 m of shallow reef, with engine, boilers, flywheel…
WreckYorke Peninsula
SS Ferret Wreck
The boiler of a once-stolen 'pirate' steamer lying beside the Ethel on a wild Innes beach.
WreckNingaloo – Coral Bay
SS Fin
A whale chaser's boiler and engine above water beside a collapsed lighthouse.
WreckCentral Coast
SS Galava wreck
A deep sixty-miler collier with an intact bow and some of the best fish life of any Central Coast wreck.
WreckSydney South & Botany Bay
SS Hilda wreck (Cape Baily)
Engine, propeller, winch and anchors of an 1879 collier in 21–27 m just off Cape Baily Lighthouse – an easy, no-deco historic…
WreckYorke Peninsula
SS Investigator Wreck
Anchor and propeller of an 1882 steamer lying in just 3-4 m – ideal for snorkellers and new divers on the Wardang trail.
WreckSydney South & Botany Bay
SS Kelloe wreck
Upright 1866 collier at 50 m with a tall boiler, two huge anchors and a history of sunfish, whale and dolphin encounters.
WreckNarooma & Montague Island
SS Lady Darling
An intact stern with upright engine and boiler, covered in jewel anemones – one of the best wreck dives in NSW.
WreckHobart & Derwent
SS Lake Illawarra
Tasmania's largest shipwreck lying beneath the Tasman Bridge span it brought down in 1975 – a dark, historically weighty expert…
WreckMackay
SS Llewellyn Wreck
An intact, soft-coral-covered 1884 government steamer lost with all 13 aboard in 1919 and found only in 1997 – untouched,…
WreckEden & Green Cape
SS Ly-ee-Moon
Wreckage of one of NSW's worst shipwrecks, lying below the Green Cape lighthouse it struck in 1886.