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Nullarbor Caves

Weebubbie Cave

A colossal flooded tunnel near Eucla with 150 m lakes, extreme clarity and deep Advanced Cave sections.

ShoreUp to 40 m
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Port Douglas

West End (Agincourt Reef 2)

The largest swim-through caves on Agincourt plus a very large, friendly Maori wrasse.

Boat (day trip)Up to 15 m
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Ribbon Reefs & Lizard Island

West End (Ribbon Reef 9)

Two contrasting walls – gorgonian fans on one, chromis-topped Acropora on the other – plus dusk mandarinfish.

Boat (multi-day/liveaboard)Up to 30 m
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Christmas Island

West White Beach

Shallow coral reef with anemone fields off a remote rainforest beach, where whale sharks and dolphins are regular visitors.

Shore or BoatUp to 15 m
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Christmas Island

West White Beach Cave

A huge, bright sea cavern with twin entrances and a pillar, its roof and walls a riot of colour.

BoatUp to 28 m
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Kangaroo Island

Western River Cove

Kangaroo Island's classic shore dive – colourful reef fish in the shallows and gorgonians and blue groper on the deeper western…

ShoreUp to 18 m
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Cairns

Whale Bommie (Milln Reef)

An isolated pinnacle from 30 m to the surface with black coral, sleeping whitetips and one of the best night dives off Cairns.

Boat (day trip)Up to 30 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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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Whale Watching Rockfall (Cape Solander)

Swim-through caves, a sheer wall and unusual bathtub-shaped holes in the rock below an obvious cliff rockfall at Cape Solander.

BoatUp to 26 m
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Port Douglas

Whaler Point (Agincourt Reef 1)

Coral-rich southern point of Agincourt 1 with sharks, rays and barracuda passing along the edge; easy out-and-back layout.

Boat (day trip)Up to 20 m
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Townsville & Magnetic Island

Wheeler Reef

Small reef with every habitat within reach of one mooring – deep bommies, sand, gutters and a cleaning station – plus good shark…

Boat (day trip)Up to 25 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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Cairns

Wild Side (Norman Reef)

Twin bays on Norman's weather side with deepening walls, rare sand stars and seasonal juvenile harlequin sweetlips.

Boat (day trip)Up to 25 m
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Tasman Peninsula

William Pitt Wreck (Canoe Bay)

Shallow scuttled 1904 dredge breaking the surface in a sheltered bay – a classic snorkel wreck.

ShoreUp to 4 m
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Port Phillip Heads

William Salthouse

Australia's first Canada–Australia trader, lost in 1841 with her cargo of barrels still in the hold – an intact early-colonial…

BoatUp to 12 m
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Melbourne & Port Phillip Bay

Williamstown Beach Breakwater

The richest of the Williamstown shore dives: a fished-from breakwater with dense seahorse, blue-ring, nudibranch and cardinalfish…

ShoreUp to 5 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Windy Point (Cronulla)

Convoluted kelp reef with swim-throughs and a cave, plenty of sea dragons and rays, and an optional drift to Oak Park.

ShoreUp to 12 m
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Heron Island & Capricorn Group

Wistari 1 (Wistari Reef)

A steep channel wall from 18 m to 25 m capped with thriving branching coral, with unpredictable visitors from the blue.

Boat (day trip)Up to 25 m
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Heron Island & Capricorn Group

Wistari 2 (Wistari Reef)

A deep wall dive from a 24 m mooring, looking out into the blue for rays, sharks and pelagics.

Boat (day trip)Up to 24 m
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Rainbow Beach

Wolf Rock

Australia's premier grey nurse shark dive and the only known gestation site for the east-coast population, with dozens of sharks…

Boat (day trip)Up to 38 m
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Gold Coast

Wonder Reef

Nine floating spiral sculptures rising to 8 m from 30 m – the world's first buoyant reef, opened in 2022.

Boat (day trip)Up to 30 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Xanadu Reef (Kurnell)

A clean north–south wall from 28 to 33 m with pygmy pipehorses and pomfret, 350 m from Voodoo.

BoatUp to 37 m
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Perth

Yanchep Lagoon

A 300 m reef-sheltered lagoon with gullies and a low swim-through, ideal for snorkelling on calm mornings.

ShoreUp to 5 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