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Shore/Rock PlatformEast Gippsland
Bastion Point (Mallacoota)
Mallacoota's walk-in reef beside the ocean boat ramp – kelp, gutters, abalone and urchins on Victoria's far-east coast, with…
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ReefPort Douglas
Batt Reef
Large reef off Port Douglas, notable as the site of Steve Irwin's death in 2006; rarely dived.
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ReefBroome & Kimberley
Battern Rock
Deep reefs around an offshore rock.
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ReefLimestone Coast
Beachport – Post Office Rock
Shallow ledged limestone reef with seadragons and rock lobster, a short walk from Beachport.
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Aircraft WreckBundaberg & Agnes Water
Beaufort Bomber A9-322 Wreck
A Second World War RAAF Beaufort crash site lost on Christmas Eve 1943 – scattered remains for aviation-history enthusiasts.
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ReefPort Douglas
Beautiful Mooring (Opal Reef)
Calm snorkel site with delicate staghorn thickets and several species of anemonefish.
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Shore/Rock PlatformWollongong & Kiama
Bellambi Point
Deeper-than-usual northern Illawarra shore dive with Port Jackson and blind sharks under the ledges.
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Muck/SandHobart & Derwent
Bellerive Beach
Eastern-shore training beach where spotted handfish have been recorded.
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WreckGeraldton & Abrolhos Islands
Ben Ledi & Windsor Wrecks (Pelsaert Group)
Two shallow iron wrecks, one with its boiler above the surface, in the southern Abrolhos.
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ReefDarwin Harbour
Bennetts Bottom
A deep, rarely visited reef at 32 m with rich coral and fish life.
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IslandHobart & Derwent
Betsey Island
Hobart's nearest ocean-influenced island reef, a short run from South Arm and next to the Betsey Island ships' graveyard.
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Artificial ReefHobart & Derwent
Betsey Island Graveyard – ANM Barges & Floating Bridge Sections
Anemone-covered concrete floating-bridge sections and a fleet of old paper barges in Hobart's ships' graveyard.
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ReefPort Douglas
Big Brother (Tongue Reef Sister reefs)
Current-swept reef corner with healthy coral, giant clams and big barracuda.
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ReefSunshine Coast
Big Plates
An easy reef of large plate corals and small overhangs.
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WallRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Big Softy
A soft-coral-covered wall dived as a drift with reef sharks and seasonal mantas.
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ReefFar Northern Reef & Torres Strait
Big Woody (Great Detached / Wood Reef)
Reef peninsula with a cave, soft-coral walls and a current-swept point.
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IslandHervey Bay & K'gari
Big Woody Island Fringing Reef
Sheltered shallow fringes of the island beside the Roy Rufus reef – an easy, low-key second dive.
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Shore/Rock PlatformSydney Northern Beaches
Bilgola Beach (northern headland)
Kelp gardens and a sea-dragon sand line at 12–15 m off the palm-fringed northern headland of Bilgola.
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IslandWhitsundays & Bowen
Bird Island (Whitsundays)
Current-swept island drift with large cod, sweetlip and trevally along a rock and rubble slope.
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ReefTasmania East Coast
Bird Rock (Maria Island)
Easy shallow ledges under a cormorant roost.
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Shore/Rock PlatformEden & Green Cape
Bittangabee Bay
Secluded enclosed bay with whaling-era ruins on the Light to Light walk.
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ReefForster & Seal Rocks
Black Head Reef (Forster)
A flexible reef offering both shore and boat access off Blackhead Beach, useful as a no-charter-required option.
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Sinkhole/CenoteMount Gambier Sinkholes & Caves
Black Hole
The Black Hole is one of the Mount Schank sinkholes that has dropped off the active site list. The CDAA describes it as a large…
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ReefTasmania East Coast
Black Patch Bay (Schouten Island)
House-sized granite boulders fallen from the cliffs onto the bottom at 20-25 m, in usually excellent visibility.
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