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190 dive sites matching “seadragon”Across Australia
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Fleurieu 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…

ShoreUp to 9 m
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Sydney 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…

Shore or BoatUp to 26 m
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Mornington Peninsula

Sorrento Pier

One of Melbourne's best night dives: colourful sponge-covered ferry pylons, weedy seadragons and antique bottles under an 1870…

ShoreUp to 7 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

South Maroubra

Belbowrie wreckage and old bottles among a boulder maze with more than fifty fish species, including Sydney's biggest dusky…

Shore or BoatUp to 15 m
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Yorke Peninsula

Stenhouse Bay Jetty

Clear-water jetty with basket stars and gorgonians rarely seen elsewhere on the peninsula, an upturned Ford Telstar and the…

Shore or BoatUp to 10 m
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Fleurieu 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…

ShoreUp to 18 m
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Sydney 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…

BoatUp to 23 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

The Leap (Kurnell)

Leap off the rocks, drop to a 22 m wall and drift the flood tide west over sponge gardens and seadragons to The Steps – Sydney's…

ShoreUp to 22 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

The Leap Deep (Kurnell)

The gorgonian-covered 15–22 m wall at the seaward edge of The Leap reef, often in 20 m+ visibility, by boat or as a deep…

Shore or BoatUp to 22 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

The Monument / Sutherland Point (Kurnell)

Sydney's most southerly-proof shore dive – a 3 m wall of sponge gardens and overhangs with breeding seadragons, dived as a gentle…

ShoreUp to 14 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

The Steps (Kurnell)

Sydney's definitive weedy seadragon dive – a sand edge at 10–15 m below superb boulder sponge gardens, opposite Bare Island.

ShoreUp to 15 m
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Hobart & Derwent

Tinderbox Marine Reserve

Tasmania's most accessible marine reserve: a no-take shore dive 30 minutes from Hobart with seahorses, seadragons and rebounding…

Shore or BoatUp to 12 m
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Whyalla & Upper Spencer Gulf

Tumby Bay Jetty

The Eyre Peninsula's leafy seadragon jetty, with large leafies camouflaged in the weed and colourful piles – an easy stop on the…

ShoreUp to 5 m
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Tasman Peninsula

Waterfall Bay Wall

Colour-drenched dolerite walls and canyons in the most sheltered bay on the peninsula; suits every level from new Open Water…

Boat (day trip)Up to 25 m
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Tasmania East Coast

Waubs Bay

Bicheno's easiest shore dive: rays on the sand edge, big seahorses in the kelp and a split bommie at 15 m.

ShoreUp to 16 m
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Fleurieu Peninsula & Victor Harbor

Whale Bones

A honeycomb of limestone caves and swim-throughs beneath a 2-3 m reef top, with harlequin fish and seadragons.

Shore or BoatUp to 10 m
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Wilsons Promontory

Whisky Bay

A 300–500 m granite rock wall running out from a west-facing beach, with seadragons, Port Jackson sharks and rays in 1–12 m and…

ShoreUp to 12 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Yellow Rock (Malabar)

A 15 m crack full of dumped cars, caves and swim-throughs, and a sponge-covered 24 m wall beneath Australia's deadliest…

BoatUp to 26 m
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Newcastle & Lake Macquarie

Admiralty (Moon Island)

Sheltered kelp and reef on the lee side of Moon Island with small caves and historic anchors.

BoatUp to 18 m
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Bruny Island & D'Entrecasteaux Channel

Adventure Bay (Bruny Island)

Historic bay (Cook, Bligh) with sheltered shore dives and boat access to Fluted Cape, Penguin Island and Cape Connella.

Shore or BoatUp to 25 m
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Mornington Peninsula

Back Beach Cray Reef

Long ledges and overhangs packed with crayfish a kilometre off the Sorrento back beach.

BoatUp to 20 m
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Mornington Peninsula

Balnarring Reef

Sheltered, shallow reef patches ideal for a first Western Port dive or snorkel; quiet beach with facilities.

ShoreUp to 8 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Bare Island – Bombora

Giant snapper and schooling kingfish under the overhangs of a lonely bommie 250 m south of Bare Island – a navigation challenge…

ShoreUp to 14 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Bare Island – Not So Deep Wall

The intermediate step between Bare Island Right and the Deep Wall – a boulder wall at 14–16 m leading to Sea Horse Corner,…

ShoreUp to 16 m