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Cave/CavernBatemans Bay
The Tunnel (Black Rock)
Swim a 15–20 m tunnel and exit straight up a vertical hole onto the reef top.
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
The Wanderers (Bate Bay)
An immense deep reef of walls, swim-throughs and sea-whip gardens 5 km off Cronulla, named for its wandering anemones.
Cave/CavernWollongong & Kiama
Toothbrush Island Cave
A gutter maze leading to a 10 m-deep sea cave that runs back under the island, with sea dragons in the kelp outside.
WallWollongong & Kiama
Toothpaste
Easy circuit along a colourful pink-rock wall with big bullseye schools and resting bull rays.
DriftNingaloo – Exmouth
Turquoise Bay Drift Snorkel
Australia's most famous drift snorkel: float over coral bommies with sharks and turtles, straight off a white-sand beach.
IslandSydney South & Botany Bay
Wedding Cake Island (North West)
Stepped ledges, gullies and sponge gardens on the sheltered side of Coogee's island; the operators' southerly-swell option.
IslandSydney South & Botany Bay
Wedding Cake Island (South East)
Coogee's island: a 15 m wall with caves and a 22 m outer ledge under blankets of sponge, with big luderick schools in the…
Shore/Rock PlatformKangaroo 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…
Cave/CavernFleurieu 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.
Pinnacle/BommieRainbow 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…
WreckCentral Coast
ex-HMAS Adelaide
Closed to diving: NSW Crown Lands advises the public not to dive ex-HMAS Adelaide. Read the current official notice before…
WreckHervey Bay & K'gari
ex-HMAS Tobruk
Australia's largest military dive wreck – a 127 m landing ship lying on her side, with the shallowest point at 11 m for Open…
Pinnacle/BommieRottnest Island
10 Metre Spire
An offshore spire with big overhangs and a fish-packed cave, rising to 10 m off the West End.
ReefSydney Northern Beaches
Adamson Sponge Gardens
The densest sponge gardens on North Head, on the reef where the clipper Catherine Adamson was lost in 1857.
IslandYorke Peninsula
Althorpe Island
Remote island with 50+ sites, 20 m walls, seal colonies, big blue groper and historic wrecks at the mouth of Spencer Gulf.
Pinnacle/BommieGeraldton & Abrolhos Islands
Anemone Lump (Easter Group)
Anemone-covered coral bommie from 38 m to 3 m with baitfish clouds, big plate corals and curious emperors.
Shore/Rock PlatformYamba & Iluka
Angourie Point / Green Point reef
A rugged basalt reef of trenches, canyons and swim-throughs beneath one of Australia's most famous surf points, diveable only on…
Pinnacle/BommieNarooma & Montague Island
Aughinish Rock
Isolated plateau with sponge- and soft-coral-covered walls to 30 m; the reef that sank the Lady Darling.
Shore/Rock PlatformMerimbula
Bar Beach (Merimbula)
Sheltered beach for snorkelling and first dives beside the Merimbula Wharf headland.
WreckBundaberg & Agnes Water
Barcoola Wreck
A 1994 trawler in 44 m buried in baitfish, with big cod, gropers and bronze whalers – locals rate the fish life above the Yongala.
Pinnacle/BommieSydney South & Botany Bay
Bare Island – Bombora
Giant snapper and schooling kingfish under the overhangs of a lonely bommie 250 m south of Bare Island – a navigation challenge…
WallSydney South & Botany Bay
Bare Island – Not So Deep Wall
The intermediate step between Bare Island Right and the Deep Wall – a boulder wall at 14–16 m leading to Sea Horse Corner,…
Shore/Rock PlatformBatemans Bay
Barlings Beach and Barlings Island
Easy gutters with resident wobbegongs and an underwater spit to the island.
ReefSunshine Coast
Barwon Banks
The Sunshine Coast's deep offshore bank: caves and ledges from 22 m, gorgonians and black coral, pelagic schools and big sharks,…