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WreckBundaberg & Agnes Water
Ceratodus II (Cochrane Artificial Reef)
The biggest and oldest structure on Cochrane Artificial Reef – a 50 m hull covered in growth and wrapped in schooling fish.
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Pinnacle/BommieLady Elliot Island
Chain Bommies (Lady Elliot Island)
Coral bommies wrapped in a shipwreck's chain.
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ReefPerth
Challenger Rock (Garden Island)
A sheltered reef with caves off northern Garden Island, 10 minutes from the ramps, near the site where the Sepia struck.
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WreckHervey Bay & K'gari
Chang Chow Wreck (K'gari)
The buried remains of an 82 m steamer lost in 1884 with Chinese passengers – a K'gari history site rather than a regular dive.
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ReefDarwin Harbour
Channel Rock
A channel-side rock with Darwin's best odds of turtles, plus rays, barracuda and big schools.
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ReefBroome & Kimberley
Channel Rock (Broome)
Soft coral swim-throughs at 25 m.
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ReefSunshine Coast
Chardons Reef
A deep open reef 9 km off Noosa in 30-55 m – a pelagic fishing ground, essentially undocumented as a dive.
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ReefBatemans Bay
Charlie's Reef
Large, easy reef known for the variety of nudibranchs.
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ReefHuon & Far South
Charlotte Cove
Small, dense kelp garden at the Huon mouth for a quiet shallow snorkel.
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WallSydney Northern Beaches
Checkpoint Charlie (North Head)
A sharp wall rolling into a boulder maze of gullies and swim-throughs, home to some of the biggest bull rays at North Head.
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ReefTownsville & Magnetic Island
Chicken Reef
Topographically interesting northern flank with gullies, caves and swim-throughs; a 1980s classic recovering from Cyclone Yasi.
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IslandCapricorn Coast & Keppel Islands
Child Island
Granite boulder swim-throughs and coral gardens in the clearer water of the outer Keppels.
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IslandTasmania North & North-West
Chimney Corner (Three Hummock Island)
Rare granite swim-throughs on a remote Hunter Group island.
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ReefPort Douglas
Chinaman Reef
Little-dived mid-shelf reef between Rudder and Opal reefs, an option on private charters.
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Shore/Rock PlatformJervis Bay
Chinamans Beach
A quiet walk-in beach with rocky ends – a lesser-known snorkel on the White Sands Walk.
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IslandTasmania East Coast
Christmas Island (Mayfield)
A small island with a sheltered lee-side kelp garden and a more exposed seaward reef.
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ReefRottnest Island
Cigar Reef
An offbeat reef with thermoclines, odd currents and a reputation for unusual creatures.
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ReefRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Circle of Life
A seldom-described southern Ribbon Reef mooring on Mike Ball's itinerary map.
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WreckSurf Coast & Great Ocean Road
City of Rayville
The first American merchant ship lost in WWII, intact and upright in 82 m off Cape Otway – Victoria's premier deep technical…
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ReefGold Coast
Clown City
A Palm Beach Reef site in 10-17 m known for its anemones and anemonefish (clownfish).
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ReefSunshine Coast
Clown Reef
A shallow reef of anemones and clownfish with good macro life – an easy dive for beginners and photographers.
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Shore/Rock PlatformWollongong & Kiama
Coal Cliff
Gutter entry to a wobbegong-rich reef under the escarpment beside the Sea Cliff Bridge.
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Sinkhole/CenoteSwain Reefs
Cockatoo Reef Blue Hole (Pompey Complex)
A near-circular, coral-rimmed drowned sinkhole up to 295 m across and 40 m deep – one of the GBR's rare blue holes.
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WreckDarwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs
Cockatoo and Mudlark Artificial Reef
A pair of 20 m hulls lying side by side on the western edge of Fenton Patches, forming a fish-filled gutter between them.
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