FIND YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE
Find your next dive.
Explore reefs, wrecks, shore dives and more. Search by place or marine life, then narrow your search.

ReefNorfolk Island
Fireplace
Distinctive rock formations with coral on the eastern side of Duncombe Bay.
ReefSouth West Rocks
Fish Rock – Land of Giants
A rare, conditions-dependent long circuit past giant groper, dense bannerfish schools and multiple turtle species along the…
WallSouth West Rocks
Fish Rock – The Wall
A sheer 40 m wall with dense sponge growth, hidden caves and some of Fish Rock's largest resident fish — groper and black cod.
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Flat Rock (South Bondi)
Three caves under the Bondi rock platform, usually with resident wobbegongs, on an easy 6–12 m dive.
Shore/Rock PlatformAlbany & Great Southern
Frenchman Bay & Whaling Cove
Clear, sheltered granite coves beside Australia's last whaling station, with buried whaling-era wrecks.
Shore/Rock PlatformBatemans Bay
Garden Bay (Malua Bay)
Easy beach dive with a sand patch for training and broken reef that comes alive at night.
Jetty/PierEast Arnhem Land & Gove
Gove Town Wharf
Pylons crowded with nudibranchs, flatworms, decorator crabs and feather stars, with big schools of fish under the wharf – Gove's…
Shore/Rock PlatformJervis Bay
Green Patch
Calm, family-friendly beach with octopus and squid around the rock platforms, beside a national park campground.
IslandEyre Peninsula
Grindal Island – Sea Lions
An alternative sea lion swim venue in Lincoln National Park, with boulder bommies and swim-throughs on its south-side reefs.
WreckKalbarri & Shark Bay
Gudrun Wreck (Cape Peron)
A rarely dived 1901 wreck in a Shark Bay sanctuary zone, rich with groper and lionfish.
Shore/Rock PlatformKangaroo Island
Hanson Bay
A wild south-coast bay with salmon, trevally and big kelp – diveable only in rare calms.
ReefMerimbula
Haycock Point
Haystack Rock bommie and reef beside NSW's largest remaining wreck.
IslandYorke Peninsula
Haystack Island
Towering, bird-covered island with seal-visited ledges and big blue groper – usually dived with the famous Haystack Reef wall…
WallYorke Peninsula
Haystack Reef
A kilometre-long wall from 22 m to 10 m, riddled with caves and swim-throughs and carpeted in red, yellow and orange sponges –…
Shore/Rock PlatformBundaberg & Agnes Water
Hoffman's Rocks
'Nudibranch Park' – the Woongarra Coast's richest macro site, with soft-coral bommies, a gentle current that brings in eagle…
Pinnacle/BommieUlladulla
Home Bommie (Ulladulla)
Close-to-harbour bommie with a sponge-covered double-ledged wall, small caves and occasional visiting seals.
IslandEyre Peninsula
Hopkins Island – Australian Sea Lions
Playful, endangered Australian sea lions spinning around snorkellers in a clear, shallow cove, plus a 30 m-to-4 m pinnacle for…
Shore/Rock PlatformJervis Bay
Hyams Beach
Parallel reef ledges at 8–10 m with wobbegongs, a short swim from the famous white sand of Hyams Beach.
IslandBatemans Bay
Jimmies Island
Easy island reef inside the bay with gutters, swim-throughs and weedy sea dragons.
Pinnacle/BommieNorfolk Island
Johnnystone Rock
Pinnacle from 2 m to 30 m with caverns, swim-throughs and enveloping coral.
WreckBundaberg & Agnes Water
Karma Wreck
An intact, upright 42 m barge in 27 m with an open hold, crane and two-level bridge, guarded by giant estuary cod and schools of…
WreckDarwin Harbour
Kay Lee
An intact, upright steel fishing boat in 14 m with a resident grouper around 1.8 m long.
Shore/Rock PlatformBermagui & Tathra
Kianinny Bay
Boulder slope from a sheltered bay to sand at 16 m, beside Tathra's boat ramp.
Artificial ReefNingaloo – Exmouth
King Reef (Exmouth Artificial Reef)
Australia's largest artificial reef at the time of deployment (2018): steel towers up to 10 m high rising from 17 m of sand.