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ReefSydney Northern Beaches
The Apartments (Long Reef)
Grey nurse sharks cruising a sandstone gutter 35 minutes from Manly, with the Cathedral tunnel and stacked 'apartment' blocks…
ReefLady Musgrave & Bunker Group
The Aquarium (Lady Musgrave Lagoon)
Step off the pontoon into a sheltered lagoon of turtle cleaning stations, giant clams and juvenile fish – ideal for first dives,…
ReefWollongong & Kiama
The Arch (Bass Point)
Swim-through arch on a seaward ridge plus a two-chamber cave guarded by a large bull ray; winter Port Jackson shark aggregations.
Cave/CavernBatemans Bay
The Arch (Black Rock)
A long, low arch at the edge of a sandy amphitheatre, with friendly blue groper and cuttlefish.
WallJervis Bay
The Arch (Jervis Bay)
An underwater stone 'bridge' at 37 m in a deep gully, with a 100 m vertical wall, 25–30 m visibility and winter Port Jackson…
ReefLord Howe Island
The Arch (Lord Howe)
A swim-through arch made of coral – unique in NSW – with sweetlips inside and Galapagos sharks around.
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
The Balcony (Royal National Park)
A balcony-like underwater wall and boulder swim-throughs that are always packed with fish; whale and sunfish encounters in spring.
Cave/CavernLady Elliot Island
The Blowhole (Lady Elliot Island)
Swim through an L-shaped cave from 14 m to 22 m and watch silvertip sharks being cleaned outside.
Shore/Rock PlatformFleurieu Peninsula & Victor Harbor
The Bluff (Rosetta Head)
Arguably the most reliable leafy seadragon dive in South Australia, among stacked granite boulders below a historic whaling…
ReefNorth Stradbroke Island
The Bowl (Flat Rock)
A coral-lined basin that runs from a 10 m rim to 34 m, with turtles, groupers and seasonal sharks.
WallTasmania East Coast
The Canyon (Bicheno)
A 20 m-wide canyon with a 15 m sponge-covered wall, boulder swim-throughs and the local masked garden gnome.
Cave/CavernTasmania East Coast
The Castle (Bicheno)
A 30 m tunnel between two granite boulders at 25 m, packed with crayfish and lined with sea whips and zoanthids.
WallPort Phillip Heads
The Cave (Lonsdale Wall)
A truck-sized cavern in the face of Lonsdale Wall at 30 m, at the ocean end of the system – ebb-slack only, shipping permitting,…
ReefSunshine Coast
The Caves (Gneerings)
A shallow 12 m ledge with overhangs and small swim-throughs – schools of surgeonfish, wobbegongs and ray cleaning stations; ideal…
ReefPort Douglas
The Chapel (Agincourt Reef 4)
Swim-throughs, dense anemone fields with clownfish, and grey reef sharks on a compact patch reef.
Cave/CavernBatemans Bay
The Chimney (Black Rock)
Short cave from a sand gutter that exits vertically through the reef top.
WallSydney South & Botany Bay
The Colours (Inner & Outer)
Sydney's most colourful deep wall: 22 m reef top dropping to 30 m+ under blankets of sponge and gorgonian, with schools that can…
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
The Cutting (Royal National Park)
A shore crevice continuing underwater into a vertical 17–10 m step, big boulders and a resident large black ray.
ReefJervis Bay
The Docks
A compact cluster of caves and swim-throughs – Double Decker, Vertical Swim-through, Long Cave – with sea dragons, blue devils…
WallPort Phillip Heads
The Far Side
A sheer north-facing wall in the middle of the entrance channel, 18 m to 40 m and beyond, whose shaded overhangs show their…
DriftPort Douglas
The Gap (Agincourt Reef 3)
Shallow gutter drift beside a reef wall riddled with grottos; big sweetlips schools and groper.
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
The Gap (South Head)
Room-sized boulders, caves and swim-throughs directly under The Gap cliffs, with schooling kingfish and a sheltered aspect in…
ReefPort Douglas
The Gardens (Agincourt Reef 2)
Bright, shallow boulder-coral garden with excellent visibility; often done as an effortless drift.
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
The Gullies / Underwater Wilderness
A 3–5 m wide north–south gully, swim-throughs and 'The Marble' – a giant boulder that rolls in its rock cauldron – with hundreds…