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ReefSunshine Coast
Aussie's Reef (Gneering Shoals)
An easy, shallow Gneering Shoals reef with coral growth.
Details need confirmationShore/Rock PlatformWollongong & Kiama
Austinmer
Kelp-to-sponge-garden reef with friendly blue groper beside one of the Illawarra's prettiest beaches.
Details need confirmationShore/Rock PlatformSydney Northern Beaches
Avalon (Little Av)
A shallow, sheltered-corner boulder reef beside the Avalon rock pool – the upper Northern Beaches' easiest local shore dive and…
Details need confirmationReefFlinders Island & Furneaux Group
Babel Island Fossil Dive
Hunting for megalodon teeth eroding from limestone ledges.
Details need confirmationShore/Rock PlatformAlbany & Great Southern
Back Beach Bommie (Bremer Bay)
A granite bommie with seadragons, groper and colourful sponges, reached from the beach – good at night.
Details need confirmationReefTasmania North & North-West
Badger Head
The closest crayfish reef to Launceston, with scenic shallows.
Details need confirmationReefForster & Seal Rocks
Bait Grounds (Forster)
A reef known for dense baitfish activity and the pelagic predators it attracts.
Details need confirmationIslandAlbany & Great Southern
Bald Island
A remote, steep granite nature-reserve island with sea lions and fur seals, rarely dived.
Details need confirmationReefCapricorn Coast & Keppel Islands
Bald Rock (Keppels)
A south-coast rock reef with plate corals, black coral trees and resident batfish and wobbegongs.
Details need confirmationReefKangaroo Island
Ballast Head
A sheltered, little-documented headland reef in Nepean Bay near Kingscote.
Details need confirmationShore/Rock PlatformBallina & Evans Head
Ballina Breakwall / Shaws Bay
An easy, boat-free tidal shore dive and sheltered lagoon dive right in East Ballina — the default option with no local charter…
Details need confirmationShore/Rock PlatformBallina & Evans Head
Ballina North Wall
The rockier, ocean-facing outer section of Ballina's North Wall, a step up in both marine life and difficulty from the sheltered…
Details need confirmationReefBallina & Evans Head
Ballina – Black Head / Lennox reef system
A little-dived stretch of reef between Ballina and Lennox Head with a seasonal chance of grey nurse sharks and virtually no diver…
Details need confirmationReefBallina & Evans Head
Ballina – Lennox Reef
A quieter northern extension of the Ballina reef system toward Lennox Point, seeing very little diver traffic.
Details need confirmationReefBallina & Evans Head
Ballina – Riordan's Shoal
A more distant, deeper offshore shoal north-east of Ballina, seeing very little diver traffic.
Details need confirmationShore/Rock PlatformUlladulla
Bannister Head
Summer-friendly shore dive sheltered from north-easterlies, close to Mollymook.
Details need confirmationReefKalbarri & Shark Bay
Bar Flats (Shark Bay)
Shallow coral, tubeworms and sponges with a chance of dugongs.
Details need confirmationPinnacle/BommiePilbara & Dampier
Bare Rock (Dampier)
Coral outcrops and ledges on a 15–20 m drop-off.
Details need confirmationWreckBundaberg & Agnes Water
Barjon Wreck
A small 1986 fishing-boat wreck that concentrates fish on a bare silt bottom.
Details need confirmationReefChristmas Island
Barracuda Bay
North-coast reef and drop-off named for its schooling barracuda.
Details need confirmationPinnacle/BommieTasmania North & North-West
Barrel Rock (Tamar)
Dense, current-fed sponge growth on a beacon-marked rock in the Tamar channel.
Details need confirmationIslandTasmania North-East
Barrenjoey (Tenth Island)
Tasmania's largest accessible fur seal colony, in shallow water off Lulworth.
Details need confirmationReefSydney Northern Beaches
Barrenjoey Head / Palm Beach
Sea-dragon gullies and boulder slopes beneath the Barrenjoey lighthouse at the mouth of Broken Bay – the last reef on the…
Details need confirmationReefPort Macquarie & Camden Haven
Barry's Bay (Port Macquarie)
A varied, multi-gutter bay north of Port Macquarie popular for turtles, octopus, cuttlefish and wobbegongs.
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