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ReefAdelaide Metro
Seacliff Reef
Adelaide's most highly rated natural reef: a curving ancient shoreline with gutters and ledges and 'thousands of fish'.
ReefLady Elliot Island
Second Reef (Lady Elliot Island)
A shallow branching-coral ridge on the edge of the western sand patch, busy with turtles, rays and trevally.
Shore/Rock PlatformFleurieu Peninsula & Victor Harbor
Second Valley
Small caves and a right-angled swim-through in folded cliffs, with occasional seadragons, at one of the Fleurieu's most scenic…
WreckPerth
Sepia Wreck
An 1898 iron barque whose stern hold still holds hundreds of neatly stacked bottles and barrels.
WreckLady Elliot Island
Severance Wreck (Lady Elliot Island)
A coral-encrusted 16 m yacht on sand at 21 m, home to sweetlips and grouper, with mantas passing overhead.
ReefNorth Stradbroke Island
Shag Rock
A sheltered rock with a swim-through cave linking both sides – Straddie's go-to dive for beginners, macro and night dives.
WallNorth Stradbroke Island
Shark Alley (Flat Rock)
Up to fifteen grey nurse sharks circling through two sandy channels in winter – one of the best shark dives in Queensland.
Cave/CavernRottnest Island
Shark Cave
Protected grey nurse sharks resting in an arc-shaped cave at 24-26 m off the West End - Rottnest's premier shark dive.
WreckRottnest Island
Shark Hopper Barge (Henrietta Rocks)
A 1939 hopper barge sitting partly out of the water a few strokes from the beach - an easy and photogenic wreck snorkel.
Pinnacle/BommieCairns
Shark Mountain (Norman Reef)
A coral mountain range with resident grey reef sharks and a small fishing-boat wreck at 14 m.
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Shark Point (Clovelly)
Boulder field, walls and a 26 m reef edge dense with sponge life, blue devils and seadragons – the best shore dive in the…
ReefLord Howe Island
Shearwater Island
Shallow finger reefs with hard coral cover rivalling the Great Barrier Reef, 40 m visibility and long bottom times.
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney Northern Beaches
Shelly Beach / Cabbage Tree Bay (Manly)
NSW's most popular shore dive – a no-take reserve where tame blue groper, wobbegongs, PJ sharks and summer dusky whalers crowd a…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Shiprock (Port Hacking)
Sydney's iconic high-tide estuary dive: a wall dropping to 15 m with bommies, a bubble cave, prolific protected fish and superb…
Pinnacle/BommieTasmania North & North-West
Simmos Reef (Shag Rock)
A figure-6 bommie from 25 m to 4 m with sea pens, dumpling squid and 25 m visibility.
SeamountShoalhaven Coast
Sir John Young Banks
Remote offshore banks with walls to 50 m, pristine colourful sessile life and pelagic sharks including hammerheads.
IslandTasmania North & North-West
Sisters Island (North East Bommie)
An easy bommie circumnavigation in gutters of kelp, gorgonians and nudibranchs, often in 20 m visibility.
Pinnacle/BommieTasman Peninsula
Sisters Rocks
Vertical walls that bloom with sponges, sea whips and anemones below 30 m; regarded as one of Australia's best temperate wall…
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
Six Fathom Reef (Port Hacking)
Sheltered bad-weather reef at the mouth of Port Hacking with stepped walls and huge schools of pomfret and bullseyes.
ReefCocos (Keeling) Islands
Ski Run
A sand chute from the reef edge down to a glassfish-covered bommie hunted by trevally, with whitetips and extra-long garden eels…
Shore/Rock PlatformCentral Coast
Skillion Cave (Terrigal)
A rock-slab-roofed gutter dropping to almost 20 m beneath The Skillion, rated among the best shore dives in NSW, with resident…
ReefNorfolk Island
Slaughter Bay
Sheltered sand-and-coral lagoon snorkel beside Kingston, with night snorkelling possible and the Sirius wreck site beyond the…
WallWollongong & Kiama
Slipper Reef
A bay-like amphitheatre around the mooring, wobbegong caves and a colourful vertical reef edge.
Pinnacle/BommieRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Snake Pit
Reliable, curious olive sea snakes, schools of eagle rays in winter and plenty of sharks on an isolated patch reef.