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WreckForster & Seal Rocks
SS Satara wreck
The east coast's largest wreck dive — a 125 m 1910 steamship loss, now a protected heritage wreck at 38-44 m with an intact bow…
WreckSydney South & Botany Bay
SS Tuggerah wreck
The most intact engine room of any Sydney wreck, buried in schooling fish, at 45 m off Royal National Park.
WreckSydney South & Botany Bay
SS Undola wreck
Complete, upright 1909 collier with boiler, triple-expansion engine and the famous Shanks toilet, lost with all hands in the 1918…
WreckYorke Peninsula
SS Willyama Wreck
A 2,705-ton steel collier broken across the reef off Rhino Head, with sternpost and steering quadrant at the surface and boilers,…
WreckSydney South & Botany Bay
SS Woniora wreck
Rare 1863 iron collier with upright engine and boiler at 58–59 m in the Botany Bay approaches; lost with all but one of her crew…
WreckFleurieu Peninsula & Victor Harbor
Star of Greece Wreck
An 1868 Belfast-built iron ship wrecked in 1888 with the loss of 17 lives, lying in snorkelling depth 200 m off Port Willunga…
Shore/Rock PlatformShipwreck Coast & Warrnambool
Stingray Bay
The best shore dive in Warrnambool: a kelp forest full of cuttlefish, crayfish and seahorses with stingrays on the sand, in a…
WreckBrisbane & Moreton Bay
Tangalooma Wrecks
Fifteen rusting dredges and barges scuttled 1963-84, many breaking the surface, with 100+ fish species in 1-12 m – Queensland's…
WreckSydney Northern Beaches
The Valiant wreck
An intact 22 m tug upright on white sand in 27 m under the Barrenjoey lighthouse – the best small wreck dive north of Sydney…
WreckRottnest Island
Thornliebank Wreck (Graveyard Site 44)
Standing masts on an 1886 Glasgow-built barque hulk, discovered in 2024 - the shallowest known wreck in the Rottnest graveyard.
Aircraft WreckBroome & Kimberley
Town Beach Flying Boat Wrecks (low-tide walk)
Walk among WWII flying-boat wrecks on the mudflats at extreme low tide.
WreckSydney Harbour
TSS Currajong wreck
An intact 1910 collier upright in the shipping channel under the ferry lanes, dived by a handful of people a year at slack water…
WreckCentral Coast
TSS Hall Caine wreck
A small, atmospheric deep wreck of a 'coffin ship' lost off Bouddi in 1937, with a gorgonian-covered boiler and conger eels in…
WreckPerth
Two Fold Bay Wreck
A modern trawler wreck lying against a reef ledge with its wheelhouse and outriggers scattered nearby.
WreckPerth
Ulidia Wreck
A shallow, weed-covered steel ship lying against Stragglers Reef in often very clear water.
WreckRottnest Island
Uribes Wreck
A 1942 schooner filled with sand in 2.5-4 m just metres from the beach - Rottnest's easiest wreck snorkel.
WreckTurquoise Coast
Villalta Wreck (Seabird)
Winch, bollards and framing of an 1897 steel barque 40 m off the beach, with the bow breaking the surface at low tide.
WreckPerth
Ville de Rouen Wreck
Masts, deck winches and a 90 m debris field of a rare four-masted French barque wrecked in 1901.
Shore/Rock PlatformShipwreck Coast & Warrnambool
Warrnambool Breakwater Inside
Warrnambool's sheltered training and night dive: seahorses, leatherjackets and cuttlefish along the kelp-covered breakwater wall,…
WreckTasman Peninsula
William Pitt Wreck (Canoe Bay)
Shallow scuttled 1904 dredge breaking the surface in a sheltered bay – a classic snorkel wreck.
WreckYorke Peninsula
Zanoni Wreck
One of Australia's best-preserved 19th-century composite sailing ships, lying intact on her side in 18 m with masts, rudder and…
WreckNingaloo – Coral Bay
Zvir
An upright propeller and rudder at the end of a 120 m wreck trail.
WreckYorke Peninsula
Aagot Wreck
Scattered iron barque remains among the rocks of Wardang Island's wild western shore – an atmospheric snorkel on flat days.
WreckBrisbane & Moreton Bay
Aarhus Wreck
Scattered remains of an 1875 Hamburg-built barque that hit Smith Rock three times and sank in 12 minutes, with the bow section…