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WreckTiwi Islands
Don Isidro
A 97.8 m Krupp-built Philippine blockade runner bombed and beached burning off the Tiwi Islands on 19 February 1942.
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ReefRainbow Beach
Double Island Point
The headland that anchors the Rainbow Beach dive area – its base reef is now part of the expanded Wolf Rock Marine National Park…
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ReefSydney Northern Beaches
Doubt Reef
Deep rocky shelves and valleys in 36–45 m of clear offshore water east of North Head – a technical-depth reef few have seen.
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ReefHobart & Derwent
Droughty Point
Historic lower-Derwent point near an old whaling station and the 1907 Rotuma wreck site.
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Artificial ReefHobart & Derwent
Droughty Point Floating Bridge Section
A 177 m section of Hobart's old floating bridge in 20-28 m, carpeted in jewel anemones.
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Shore/Rock PlatformGeraldton & Abrolhos Islands
Drummond Cove
Quiet shore dive around small rocks and reefs north of Geraldton.
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Shore/Rock PlatformEsperance & Recherche Archipelago
Duke of Orleans Bay & Wharton Beach
Ultra-clear water, granite outcrops and nearby Recherche islands at a remote, uncrowded bay.
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DriftTasman Peninsula
Dunalley (Denison) Canal
South-east Tasmania's only easy drift dive, with seasonal spider crab aggregations.
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Artificial ReefDarwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs
Dundee Wide Engineered Reef
A 2019 engineered concrete reef in 16 m off Dundee Beach – the shallowest and most approachable of the new NT reef complexes for…
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WreckEsperance & Recherche Archipelago
Dunster Castle Wreck (Stokes Inlet)
Boiler, engine and a 20 m hull section of a 1916 steamship in the surf zone of a remote national park.
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Shore/Rock PlatformTweed & Byron Bay
Duranbah
A well-known surf break at the Tweed River mouth, only very rarely calm enough to dive; included for geographic completeness.
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Pinnacle/BommieGeographe Bay & Busselton
Eagle Bay Coral Bommies
Granite pinnacles and ledges in 7-15 m a long swim off Eagle Bay - a local secret.
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Shore/Rock PlatformKalbarri & Shark Bay
Eagle Bluff (Shark Bay)
Shallow snorkel below a famous wildlife lookout, with coral patches and passing rays and turtles.
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ReefSwain Reefs
East Cay (Swain Reefs)
A maze of bommies, gutters and staghorn thickets with sea snakes and big fish.
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WallKent Group
East Cove (Deal Island)
Colourful granite walls a short tender ride from Deal Island's main anchorage.
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ReefTasmania North-East
East Sandy Point (Bridport)
A convenient, fishy volcanic reef minutes from the Bridport ramp.
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IslandEast Arnhem Land & Gove
East Woody Island
The easiest shore-access island near Nhulunbuy, joined to the mainland by a sand spit – a short snorkel option for calm…
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ReefGeraldton & Abrolhos Islands
Easter Group – Rat Island & Little Sandy Island
Snorkelling with the Abrolhos's largest sea lion colony over pristine plate corals.
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ReefBroome & Kimberley
Eco Beach Reef
Shallow remote reef with beach accommodation.
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Shore/Rock PlatformTasmania North-East
Eddystone Point
Fringing granite reef below the historic Eddystone Point lighthouse.
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ReefTasmania North-East
Eddystone Rock
Wave-swept granite ledges off remote Eddystone Point.
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WreckTasmania North & North-West
Eden Holme (Hebe Reef)
Ribs and plates of a 1907 iron barque, 40 m from the Esk on Hebe Reef.
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ReefYorke Peninsula
Edithburgh Sponge Garden
A current-fed sponge garden in 6 m – a colourful gentle drift for invertebrate and macro enthusiasts with their own boat.
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Sinkhole/CenoteMount Gambier Sinkholes & Caves
Ela Elap
A large, deep and unusually cold (10-11°C) sinkhole with excellent deep visibility – closed at present.
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