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WallCoffs Harbour & Solitary Islands
South Solitary Island – North Boulder Wall
A sheltered, boulder-covered wall on the lee side of the island with reliably high fish density — the easy, dependable South…
WallCoffs Harbour & Solitary Islands
South Solitary Island – South Boulder Wall
Sheltered boulder wall with abundant reef fish, linking with North Boulder Wall for a longer drift along the island's lee side.
WreckGeraldton & 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.
ReefCoffs Harbour & Solitary Islands
Split Solitary Island – Coral Corner
A rare, close overlap of kelp forest and plate coral growth in a single easy dive, illustrating the tropical/temperate transition…
WallCoffs Harbour & Solitary Islands
Split Solitary Island – South Side Moorings
The closest and most reliably diveable island in the Solitary Islands Marine Park, with a rich, densely encrusted drop-off…
WreckNingaloo – Coral Bay
Stefano
An 1875 wreck with one of WA's most remarkable survival stories.
Pinnacle/BommieWhitsundays & Bowen
Stepping Stones (Bait Reef)
A line of 18+ vertical-sided, flat-topped coral pinnacles with caves and channels, gorgonian-covered walls and superb snorkelling…
Pinnacle/BommieRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Steve's Bommie
A legendary fish-magnet pinnacle with schooling trevally and barracuda plus superb macro and a memorial plaque.
ReefCairns
Swimming Pools (Milln Reef)
Sheltered bommies on sand with big schools of diagonal-banded sweetlips and plenty of nudibranchs.
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…
ReefLady Musgrave & Bunker Group
The Aquarium (Lady Musgrave Lagoon)
Step off the pontoon into a sheltered lagoon of turtle cleaning stations, giant clams and juvenile fish – ideal for first dives,…
ReefLord Howe Island
The Arch (Lord Howe)
A swim-through arch made of coral – unique in NSW – with sweetlips inside and Galapagos sharks around.
Cave/CavernLady Elliot Island
The Blowhole (Lady Elliot Island)
Swim through an L-shaped cave from 14 m to 22 m and watch silvertip sharks being cleaned outside.
ReefNorth Stradbroke Island
The Bowl (Flat Rock)
A coral-lined basin that runs from a 10 m rim to 34 m, with turtles, groupers and seasonal sharks.
ReefSunshine Coast
The Caves (Gneerings)
A shallow 12 m ledge with overhangs and small swim-throughs – schools of surgeonfish, wobbegongs and ray cleaning stations; ideal…
ReefPort Douglas
The Chapel (Agincourt Reef 4)
Swim-throughs, dense anemone fields with clownfish, and grey reef sharks on a compact patch reef.
ReefNingaloo – Exmouth
The Labyrinth
A maze of limestone gutters and swim-throughs with a turtle cleaning station.
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
The Monument / Sutherland Point (Kurnell)
Sydney's most southerly-proof shore dive – a 3 m wall of sponge gardens and overhangs with breeding seadragons, dived as a gentle…
ReefNorth Stradbroke Island
The Nursery (Flat Rock)
Shallow coral gardens on Flat Rock with turtles, nudibranchs and summer leopard sharks – the best introduction to Straddie diving.
WallBrisbane & Moreton Bay
The Pines
A 500 m coffee-rock wall best dived as a drift on the incoming tide, packed with wobbegongs, turtles and schooling fish.
ReefWhitsundays & Bowen
The Pinnacles (Hook Island)
Near-solid shallow coral and a field of large bommies, with some of the best snorkelling in the Whitsundays.
DriftCocos (Keeling) Islands
The Rip (Direction Island)
A fast, coral-lined drift channel from the ocean into the lagoon, full of sharks, humphead parrotfish and Napoleon wrasse, with a…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
The Steps (Kurnell)
Sydney's definitive weedy seadragon dive – a sand edge at 10–15 m below superb boulder sponge gardens, opposite Bare Island.
Pinnacle/BommiePort Douglas
Three Sisters (Agincourt Reef 4)
Three coral bommies close to the mooring surrounded by huge fish schools and young grey reef sharks.