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301 dive sites matching “Wreck”Across Australia
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Coral 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…

Boat (multi-day/liveaboard)Up to 25 m
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Sydney Northern Beaches

MV Bellubera wreck

A 1910 Manly ferry in two pieces with an intact bow and open, fish-filled interior at 45 m.

BoatUp to 46 m
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Sydney 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.

Shore or BoatUp to 10 m
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Adelaide 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.

Boat (day trip)Up to 20 m
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Shipwreck 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…

ShoreUp to 15 m
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Rottnest Island

Mira Flores Wreck

Intact stern of an 1886 German barque in a sand hole on Horseshoe Reef, with hull sections scattered through kelp.

Boat (day trip)Up to 10 m
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Yorke 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.

BoatUp to 4 m
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Adelaide 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…

Boat (day trip)Up to 15 m
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Perth

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…

ShoreUp to 7 m
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Margaret 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.

Boat (day trip)Up to 15 m
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Cocos (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…

Boat (day trip)Up to 6 m
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Kangaroo Island

Portland Maru Wreck

Boilers, engine and propeller shaft of a 117 m Japanese steamer in 15 m – Kangaroo Island's biggest wreck.

BoatUp to 16 m
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Port 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…

BoatUp to 27 m
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Perth

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.

BoatUp to 12 m
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Far 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.

Boat (day trip)Up to 24 m
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Perth

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,…

ShoreUp to 18 m
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Broome & 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.

BoatUp to 14 m
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Rottnest 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…

Shore or BoatUp to 10 m
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Cocos (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…

Boat (day trip)Up to 8 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

SS Annie M. Miller wreck

Complete 1928 collier on her side at 43–46 m with engine, boiler, funnel and masts close to the Heads, sheltered from the strong…

BoatUp to 46 m
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Yorke Peninsula

SS Australian Wreck

A flattened but extensive 1879 Dundee-built steam coaster with a detached boiler and prolific fish, lying next to the MacIntyre.

BoatUp to 12 m
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Sydney Northern Beaches

SS Birchgrove Park wreck

The most intact wreck off Sydney – a 1930 collier lost in a 1956 southerly buster, with enterable bridge and forecastle in 51 m.

BoatUp to 51 m
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Newcastle & 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.

BoatUp to 36 m
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Forster & 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…

BoatUp to 60 m