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301 dive sites matching “Wreck”Across Australia
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Yorke Peninsula

Songvaar Wreck

The Wardang trail's largest wreck: an 1884 iron ship sunk on her own anchor in 1912, with the anchor still piercing the hull and…

BoatUp to 10 m
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Geraldton & Abrolhos Islands

South Tomi Wreck

A toothfish poacher caught after a 6,000 km naval chase, now an upright 57 m wreck with engine-room access in 25 m.

Boat (day trip)Up to 25 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

SS Annie M. Miller wreck

Complete 1928 collier on her side at 43–46 m with engine, boiler, funnel and masts close to the Heads, sheltered from the strong…

BoatUp to 46 m
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Yorke Peninsula

SS Australian Wreck

A flattened but extensive 1879 Dundee-built steam coaster with a detached boiler and prolific fish, lying next to the MacIntyre.

BoatUp to 12 m
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Sydney Northern Beaches

SS Birchgrove Park wreck

The most intact wreck off Sydney – a 1930 collier lost in a 1956 southerly buster, with enterable bridge and forecastle in 51 m.

BoatUp to 51 m
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Newcastle & Lake Macquarie

SS Bonnie Dundee wreck

A compact two-part 1879 steamer wreck off Swansea with an exposed boiler, engine, rudder and propeller - and dense fish schools.

BoatUp to 36 m
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Forster & Seal Rocks

SS Catterthun wreck

An 1895 gold-carrying steamer wrecked with 54 lives lost near Seal Rocks — now a deep technical wreck dive at 55-60 m, with an…

BoatUp to 60 m
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Sydney Harbour

SS Centennial wreck (Taylors Bay)

The mussel-covered mound of an 1889 collision victim in a sheltered Mosman bay, 20 minutes of ribs, plates and history at 13 m.

Shore or BoatUp to 15 m
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Yorke Peninsula

SS Clan Ranald Wreck

The only turret ship lost in Australian waters, lying upside down in 18-21 m inside an aquatic reserve – a haunting and fish-rich…

BoatUp to 21 m
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Sydney Northern Beaches

SS Dee Why (ferry) wreck

Sydney's largest scuttled ferry, upright in 48 m with four intact boilers and a swim-through boiler room; the flagship of the…

BoatUp to 48 m
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Sydney Northern Beaches

SS Duckenfield wreck

Engine, boilers, anchors and copper ingots of an 1889 collier salvaged with explosives, spread across the reef edge at 21–23 m.

BoatUp to 23 m
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Yorke Peninsula

SS Ferret Wreck

The boiler of a once-stolen 'pirate' steamer lying beside the Ethel on a wild Innes beach.

ShoreUp to 3 m
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Ningaloo – Coral Bay

SS Fin

A whale chaser's boiler and engine above water beside a collapsed lighthouse.

BoatUp to 2 m
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Central Coast

SS Galava wreck

A deep sixty-miler collier with an intact bow and some of the best fish life of any Central Coast wreck.

BoatUp to 51 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

SS Hilda wreck (Cape Baily)

Engine, propeller, winch and anchors of an 1879 collier in 21–27 m just off Cape Baily Lighthouse – an easy, no-deco historic…

BoatUp to 27 m
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Yorke Peninsula

SS Investigator Wreck

Anchor and propeller of an 1882 steamer lying in just 3-4 m – ideal for snorkellers and new divers on the Wardang trail.

BoatUp to 4 m
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Sydney South & Botany Bay

SS Kelloe wreck

Upright 1866 collier at 50 m with a tall boiler, two huge anchors and a history of sunfish, whale and dolphin encounters.

BoatUp to 51 m
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Mackay

SS Llewellyn Wreck

An intact, soft-coral-covered 1884 government steamer lost with all 13 aboard in 1919 and found only in 1997 – untouched,…

BoatUp to 35 m
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Rottnest Island

SS Macedon Wreck

The most intact iron wreck at Rottnest: a 63 m 1883 steamer upright on the reef with ribs, gunwales and boiler in 3-7 m, beside…

Shore or BoatUp to 7 m
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Yorke Peninsula

SS MacIntyre Wreck

A converted river barge turned coastal steamer, lost in 1927 a short swim from the SS Australian – an easy two-wreck dive.

BoatUp to 10 m
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Townsville & Magnetic Island

SS Moltke Wreck (Geoffrey Bay)

Coral-encrusted 1870 iron barque scuttled as a breakwater, alive with sweetlips, batfish and fusiliers, 100 m from an easy ramp…

Shore or BoatUp to 8 m
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Sydney Northern Beaches

SS Myola wreck

A 1919 collier with two big boilers, an upright stern and a shattered propeller, in the clearest water of any Sydney wreck.

BoatUp to 50 m
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Margaret River & Augusta

SS Pericles Wreck

Three boilers and 10 m-high engines of a 152 m Edwardian liner in 35 m off Cape Leeuwin - all 413 aboard survived.

Boat (day trip)Up to 35 m
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Sydney Harbour

SS Royal Shepherd wreck

An 1853 inverted compound steam engine with flywheel, boiler and propeller standing on sand at 28 m off South Head – Australia's…

BoatUp to 30 m