FIND YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE
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ReefMornington Peninsula
Birdrock Beach, Mount Martha
Reef around a seabird stack with seahorses, big crabs and eagle rays; a natural-reef alternative to the piers.
ReefNorfolk Island
Black Bank
Colourful boulder reef riddled with caves, arches and swim-throughs.
ReefPilbara & Dampier
Black Flag
The Mackerel Islands' best dive: caves, ledges and canyons full of fish.
IslandWhitsundays & Bowen
Black Island (Bali Hai)
Easy entry from the north-western corner to scattered coral heads on the island's west reef.
ReefCoffs Harbour & Solitary Islands
Black Rock (Coffs Harbour)
Gutters and grottos with a good torch-and-search macro dive, used when the islands are unreachable.
ReefSouth West Rocks
Black Rock (South West Rocks) – Northern Side
A sheltered, all-levels reef between twin rocks with dense plate coral gardens and resident turtles and rays.
ReefSouth West Rocks
Black Rock (South West Rocks) – Southern Side
A slightly deeper, more open counterpart to Black Rock North with a chance of larger pelagic visitors along the sand-gutter edges.
ReefFleurieu Peninsula & Victor Harbor
Black's Reef (Encounter Bay)
A large reef and bommie field behind the Bluff where seadragons are regularly seen, away from the shore-dive crowds.
IslandLord Howe Island
Blackburn Island
Paddle to the lagoon's grassy island, climb for the view and snorkel around its shores.
ReefNewcastle & Lake Macquarie
Blacksmiths Shallows
A shallow reef with a swim-through arch and tunnel, sheltered from southerly swell just north of Swansea Channel.
ReefSurf Coast & Great Ocean Road
Blanket Bay, Cape Otway
The most sheltered of the Cape Otway coves: a campground beach, an old jetty and a kelp reef holding crays and schooling fish on…
WreckKing Island
Blencathra (Currie)
The debris field of a whisky-laden 1875 barque right beside Currie Harbour.
Shore/Rock PlatformMandurah & Peel
Blue Bay (Halls Head)
Mandurah's most accessible reef: swim-throughs and caves close to shore, plus rock pools for children at low tide.
ReefPort Douglas
Blue Buoy (Opal Reef)
Reliable turtle encounters plus pipefish and razorfish; can be linked with Wild West.
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
Blue Devil Reef (Port Hacking)
Small curving wall and overhangs home to eastern blue devilfish, 1 km from the Port Hacking entrance.
Shore/Rock PlatformEsperance & Recherche Archipelago
Blue Haven Beach (Esperance)
A wind-sheltered granite cove with easy snorkelling close to Esperance.
ReefCairns
Blue Lagoon (Hastings Reef)
Coral terraces and walls on Hastings' southern side, with elephant-ear corals hiding shrimps.
ReefRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Blue Lagoon (Lizard Island)
Calm, shallow lagoon with layered coral, reached by a short walking track.
Shore/Rock PlatformBermagui & Tathra
Blue Pool (Bermagui)
Ocean rock pool snorkel known for nudibranchs and octopus.
Freshwater Lake/RiverWollongong & Kiama
Blue Pool (Carrington Falls)
Novel tannin-stained highland creek pool dive in Budderoo National Park with an adjoining campground.
WallAlbany & Great Southern
Blue's Canyon (Breaksea Island)
A 300 m granite canyon only 5-6 m wide, lined with sponges and crayfish, with resident wobbegongs and huge blue groper.
Cave/CavernChristmas Island
Boat Cave
A sea cave big enough to park the boat in, with a floor carpeted in plate corals and colourful whips on the walls.
Shore/Rock PlatformTasmania North & North-West
Boat Harbour Point
Easy, varied shore dives either side of the point at one of Tasmania's prettiest beaches.
ReefCentral Coast
Bonito Reef
A narrow east-west ridge off Crackneck Point with excellent structure and a strong nudibranch reputation.