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Brisbane & Moreton Bay

Bulwer Wrecks

Three 1880s-1900-built steamers scuttled in 1933-35 as a breakwater, now an easy shallow snorkel off Bulwer beach.

Shore or BoatUp to 6 m
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Wilsons Promontory

Bum Rock

A giant split granite boulder – the Prom's most photographed rock – dropping to 30 m on the exposed western face of Dannevig…

BoatUp to 30 m
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Geographe Bay & Busselton

Bunbury Artificial Reef

Concrete reef clusters in 17 m off Bunbury that have become a fish magnet since 2013.

Boat (day trip)Up to 17 m
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Ningaloo – Exmouth

Bundegi Reef

The closest reef to Exmouth town, in a sanctuary zone with a kayak trail and boulder corals; turtles and dugong graze the…

Shore or BoatUp to 10 m
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Geographe Bay & Busselton

Bunker Bay - Shelley Beach

A short swim to a reef-fringed rock with a surprising variety of reef fish at the tip of Cape Naturaliste.

ShoreUp to 5 m
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Port Phillip Heads

Bunyip

An 1879 Renfrew-built Harbour Trust bucket dredge – one of the oldest hulls in the ground, scuttled in 1955 after breaking adrift…

Boat (day trip)Up to 58 m
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Tasmania North & North-West

Burnie Breakwater / Blackmans Point

An urban shore dive under the Burnie wharf, with change rooms at the beach.

ShoreUp to 10 m
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Darwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs

Bus Stop Reef

An improvised early-1990s reef of steel pontoons, truck tyres, concrete bus shelters and a 10 m boat, known for very large cod.

Boat (day trip)Up to 25 m
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Whitsundays & Bowen

Butterfly Bay (Hook Island)

Sheltered bareboat anchorage with coral outcrops and shallow walls along its edges – an easy dive from an overnight yacht.

Boat (day trip)Up to 12 m
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Heron Island & Capricorn Group

Bylund's Pass (Heron Island)

A hard-coral slope right outside the harbour where turtles feed in the current and great barracuda hang in the blue.

Boat (day trip)Up to 18 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Bypass Reef (Cape Banks)

Sheer walls, boulder swim-throughs and cave after cave at 26–31 m, blanketed in gorgonians and sea squirts with 30 m visibility…

BoatUp to 33 m
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Central Coast

Cabbage Tree Bay (Norah Head)

A sheltered, easy bay dive beside the Norah Head boat ramp — ideal for training and beginners.

ShoreUp to 9 m
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Port Stephens

Cabbage Tree Island (Port Stephens)

A safer, more sheltered island wall dive close to Nelson Bay, popular for training and intermediate-level diving with a genuine…

BoatUp to 40 m
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Cocos (Keeling) Islands

Cable Bommie

Two large winches and lengths of cable believed to date from the Direction Island cable station, now overgrown with coral and…

Boat (day trip)Up to 25 m
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Perth

Camilla Hulk (Naval Base)

Iron framing of an 1834 schooner hulk in snorkelling depth off Challenger Beach, one of the oldest vessels in Perth waters.

ShoreUp to 3.5 m
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Port Phillip Heads

Campana

An 1875 iron barque and coal hulk sunk in 1927 – intact bow with easy swim-throughs and some of the richest sponge growth in the…

Boat (day trip)Up to 58 m
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Lady Musgrave & Bunker Group

Campgrounds (Lady Musgrave)

An untouched outer-reef wall drift past isolated coral formations, with pelagics brought in by the current.

Boat (day trip)Up to 18 m
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Margaret River & Augusta

Canal Rocks

Granite sea canals and seaward limestone reefs with a sponge garden and blue groper, with a boat ramp right on site.

Shore or BoatUp to 20 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

Cape Banks Bridge

A 15 m vertical wall rising to 10 m of pitted rock above a kelp reef and 28 m sand, found by chasing a hoax shark cave in 2000.

BoatUp to 28 m
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Limestone Coast

Cape Banks – Carpenter Rocks

Prolific kelp-reef life on the rugged lobster coast around Cape Banks lighthouse and the Admella story.

Shore or BoatUp to 12 m
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Limestone Coast

Cape Jaffa – Margaret Brock Reef

A vast shallow reef around the old Cape Jaffa lighthouse platform – seadragons, sanctuary lobster and five historic wreck sites.

BoatUp to 12 m
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Fleurieu Peninsula & Victor Harbor

Cape Jervis Barge (Hopper Barge No. 3)

A shallow iron barge lost in 1880 during the salvage of the steamer Sorata, rediscovered by spearfishers in 1968.

Shore or BoatUp to 7 m
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Portland & the West

Cape Nelson Lighthouse Reef

Basalt walls and ledges to 36 m under the Cape Nelson lighthouse with the richest invertebrate growth on the Portland coast –…

BoatUp to 36 m
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Bass Coast

Cape Paterson (Bay Beach)

A kelp-fringed bay behind a natural rock break at Cape Paterson – the Gippsland ocean coast's most sheltered shore dive, diveable…

ShoreUp to 10 m