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Cave/CavernTweed & Byron Bay
Julian Rocks – Cod Hole
Julian Rocks' signature swim-through/cave, packed with wobbegongs year-round and grey nurse sharks resting in the passage through…
ReefTweed & Byron Bay
Julian Rocks – The Nursery
The most colourful, fish-dense and sheltered quarter of Julian Rocks; the classic beginner, training and snorkel site where…
WreckEden & Green Cape
Lanercost
Scattered remains of an 1872 timber barque, identified by an 1864 US cent, in two gullies near Mowarry Point.
Pinnacle/BommieLady Elliot Island
Lighthouse Bommies (Lady Elliot Island)
Lady Elliot's signature 'manta truck-stop': small coral bommies at 14 m where mantas queue for cleaning, often all dive long.
Muck/SandSydney South & Botany Bay
Lilli Pilli (Port Hacking)
One of Sydney's best seahorse dives – up to 63 White's seahorses recorded on the swimming-enclosure net and seagrass – with easy…
WreckKangaroo Island
Loch Vennachar Wreck
The scattered iron of a Loch Line clipper that vanished with all hands in 1905, beneath the cliffs at West Bay.
WallSydney Northern Beaches
Long Reef Wall
The Cathedral – a peaked sandstone tunnel packed with pomfret – and Andy's Cave on a sponge-covered wall 35 minutes from Manly.
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.
Cave/CavernSydney South & Botany Bay
Magic Point
Sydney's only reliable grey nurse shark aggregation – a cave at 15 m where a dozen or more sharks patrol within 25 minutes of a…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Mahon Pool (North Maroubra)
A canyon system of gutters, ledges and swim-throughs from 7 to 24 m – Maroubra's most dramatic shore topography, for experts on…
WreckDarwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs
Marchart 3
The 32 m ex-research vessel and prawn trawler that founded the Fenton Patches reef field in 1988 – upright, intact and heavily…
WallWollongong & Kiama
Martin Island
Winter fur seal encounters on a colourful sponge and gorgonian wall only 15 minutes from Port Kembla.
Jetty/PierMerimbula
Merimbula Wharf
Easy shore dive with an exceptional critter list – sea dragons, seahorses, angel sharks and cuttlefish – beside an historic wharf.
IslandNarooma & Montague Island
Montague Island Seal Colony
Shallow, playful encounters with fur seals at the largest seal colony in NSW.
Shore/Rock PlatformJervis Bay
Murrays Beach
Jervis Bay's most reliable shore dive – reef, small caves and seagrass with rays, groper and seahorses in Booderee National Park.
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
North Bondi (Ben Buckler Point)
Reliable weedy seadragons on the sand edge and a protected boat-ramp exit, under Sydney's most famous headland.
WreckPerth
North Mole & North Mole Barge
An upright, partly penetrable hopper barge in 8 m, reached by a pole trail from the North Mole, and the main sheltered shore…
ReefCoffs Harbour & Solitary Islands
North Solitary Island – Anemone Bay
Claimed to hold the densest population of anemones and clownfish on the Australian mainland coast, on the sheltered side of…
WallPort Phillip Heads
North Wall Corner
The 90-degree corner of Lonsdale Wall: towering split faces on two sides dropping from 19 m to 66 m, with blue devils and the…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Oak Park (Cronulla)
Sydney's classic training and night dive: an arcing wall of low caverns, the Meditation Cave, sea dragons and famously friendly…
ReefSydney Northern Beaches
Old Man's Hat (North Head)
Sydney's finest sea-fan and sponge gardens with swim-throughs and canyons under North Head's hat-shaped rock, diveable when…
WreckEden & Green Cape
Olive Cam
Boiler, engine and anchor of a WWII minesweeper-turned-trawler in shallow gullies south of Eden.
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
Osborn Shoal (Cronulla)
Cronulla's signature boat dive: a flat kelp reef with drop-offs, an 18 m cave, friendly gropers and sea dragons, minutes from…
WallSydney South & Botany Bay
Osborn Shoal East
The most varied edge of Osborn Shoal: a sponge-covered drop-off, slanted parallel reefs and a good drift in a light current.