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IslandShipwreck Coast & Warrnambool
Middle Island, Warrnambool
A 15 m canyon between two islands packed with sharks, rays, cuttlefish and crayfish, swum to from Stingray Bay – the best shore…
WreckRottnest Island
Mira Flores Wreck
Intact stern of an 1886 German barque in a sand hole on Horseshoe Reef, with hull sections scattered through kelp.
WreckYorke Peninsula
Moorara Wreck
The most complete Murray River barge wreck in South Australia – wooden hull, two engines and deckhouse in 3-4 m, full of fish.
WreckCoral Sea
MV Antonio Tarabocchia wreck
Engine block, propeller and scattered hull of a 1961 Italian freighter on coral terraces in very clear water, with a resident…
WreckSydney Northern Beaches
MV Bellubera wreck
A 1910 Manly ferry in two pieces with an intact bow and open, fish-filled interior at 45 m.
WreckSydney South & Botany Bay
MV Malabar wreck (Long Bay)
Massive swim-through diesel engine, propeller, rudder and anchors of a 107 m passenger liner in just 9–10 m, reachable from shore.
WreckAdelaide Metro
MV Seawolf Wreck
A 1940s Japanese tuna boat lying on its side in 20 m, a club-built wreck that forms a two-wreck dive with the HA Lumb.
WreckAdelaide Metro
Norma Wreck
The dynamited remains of an 1893 Glasgow-built four-masted barque sunk in a collision in 1907, now a fish-rich heritage trail…
WreckPerth
Omeo Wreck & Coogee Maritime Trail
A 1858 iron steamer lying 25 m off the beach in 3 m of water, with a 200 m trail of reef modules and sculptures running seaward…
WreckMargaret River & Augusta
Peak Island & Toba Wreck
A 1907 Aru Islands-built pearling ketch against the reef at Peak Island, with overhangs and hard corals around it.
WreckCocos (Keeling) Islands
Phaeton Wreck
An 1868 composite barque burnt and run aground in 1889, its iron-framed bow and midships still upright in 4 m – snorkel through…
WreckKangaroo Island
Portland Maru Wreck
Boilers, engine and propeller shaft of a 117 m Japanese steamer in 15 m – Kangaroo Island's biggest wreck.
WreckPort Phillip Heads
Portsea Hole Wreck
A 13 m fishing boat scuttled in the early 1980s at 26 m beside Portsea Hole, now a sponge-covered fish shelter and the natural…
WreckPerth
RMS Orizaba Wreck
The boilers, engine and steering gear of a 140 m Orient liner wrecked in 1905, swarming with fish on shallow Five Fathom Bank.
WreckFar Northern Reef & Torres Strait
RMS Quetta wreck
A coral-encrusted 1890 royal mail steamer teeming with fish, often compared with the Yongala – dived only at slack water.
Artificial ReefPerth
Rockingham Wreck Trail
Perth's most-dived shore site: two light aircraft, small scuttled boats and steel structures joined by rope lines in 10–17 m,…
Aircraft WreckBroome & Kimberley
Roebuck Bay Flying Boat Wrecks (deep-water Catalinas)
WWII Catalina flying boats sunk in the 1942 Broome raid, with engines and turret still recognisable.
WreckRottnest Island
Rottnest Wreck Trail
Thirteen historic wrecks linked by plaques and plinths, with two easy snorkel wrecks and a land trail from the museum to Bathurst…
WreckEsperance & Recherche Archipelago
Sanko Harvest Wreck
Australia's largest wreck dive – a 174 m bulk carrier broken into giant sections in 13-44 m, protected by a 500 m no-take zone.
WreckPerth
Saxon Ranger Wreck
An intact 38 m trawler scuttled as a dive wreck in 18–20 m, with public moorings and cut access holes, only minutes from the…
WreckGold Coast
Scottish Prince Wreck
An 1887 Glasgow barque whose whisky cargo was looted by locals, now wrapped in enormous schools of yellowtail scad in only 11 m.
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.
WreckCocos (Keeling) Islands
SMS Emden wreck site
Propellers, shafts, engine parts and shells of the WWI raider SMS Emden, beached after the 1914 Battle of Cocos – one of the most…