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Shore/Rock PlatformShipwreck Coast & Warrnambool
Port Campbell Bay
The Shipwreck Coast's only reliably sheltered shore dive – a kelp-covered reef wall from the town beach to the bay mouth, with…
Jetty/PierShipwreck Coast & Warrnambool
Port Campbell Jetty
The Shipwreck Coast's sheltered pier dive: rays under the pylons, crays and abalone in the gutters and the Napier wreck a short…
ReefShipwreck Coast & Warrnambool
Port Fairy Lighthouse Reefs (Griffiths Island)
Boulder ridges and bommies off the Port Fairy lighthouse from 5 to 30 m, rated among the best reef dives in the region, with a…
WreckRottnest Island
Raven Wreck
A hunt through kelp for the ballast stones and sheathing of an 1891 barque lost under a drunken skipper.
WreckNewcastle & Lake Macquarie
SS Advance wreck (Catherine Hill Bay)
An upright, relatively intact 1908 tug with boiler, galley stove and side plating in place, alone on sand off Catherine Hill Bay.
WreckCentral Coast
SS Commonwealth wreck (Foggy Reef)
A wooden steamer's boilers and engines near Foggy Reef - the wreck whose search led to the discovery of Foggy Cave.
WreckHeron Island & Capricorn Group
SS Cooma Wreck (North Reef)
A 1926 passenger steamer's boilers, shaft and triple-expansion engine in 5 m on North Reef.
WreckNewcastle & Lake Macquarie
SS Davenport wreck (Stockton)
A WWII munitions ship towed out of Newcastle Harbour while ablaze in 1943, with fire-fused machinery in only 12 m.
WreckCoral Sea
SS Francis Preston Blair wreck (Saumarez Reef)
The collapsed remains of a Second World War Liberty ship on a remote Coral Sea reef edge.
WreckSydney South & Botany Bay
SS Goolgwai wreck (Long Bay)
Last resting place of a Canadian-built WWI minesweeper that served as HMAS Goolgwai in WWII; a search dive through scattered iron…
WreckTownsville & Magnetic Island
SS Gothenburg Wreck (Old Reef)
Boilers, oscillating engines and iron frames of the Gothenburg, lost in 1875 with about 102 lives – one of Australia's worst…
WreckNewcastle & Lake Macquarie
SS Irresistible wreck
An upright 1883 steam tug with a big boiler, scuttled in 1931 in Stockton Bight - the shallowest of Newcastle's scuttled tugs.
WreckCentral Coast
SS Kiama wreck
A 1951 sixty-miler collier with a prominent boiler and engine lying to port, in 45-47 m off The Entrance.
WreckPort Stephens
SS Macleay wreck
A 1911 collier wreck at 42 m with an unusually well-preserved engine and boiler, and a strong resident mulloway and morwong…
WreckYorke Peninsula
SS Marion Wreck
An 1854 Glasgow-built steamer wrecked in 1862 that gave Marion Bay its name, lying in two broken sections below the Innes cliffs.
WreckNingaloo – Exmouth
SS Mildura Wreck
A 1907 cattle steamer with boilers still breaking the surface off the tip of North West Cape.
WreckSydney South & Botany Bay
SS Minmi wreck (Cape Banks)
The stern of a 75 m collier that broke her back on Cape Banks in fog in 1937, with wreckage scattered through Cruwee Cove.
WreckPort Stephens
SS Oakland wreck
A 1903 collier wreck at 27 m valued for the large baitfish schools and reef fish it now shelters.
WreckNewcastle & Lake Macquarie
SS Osprey wreck
An intact 1885 steamer sitting upright in 42 m, where Port Jackson sharks gather to breed each winter.
WreckYorke Peninsula
SS Pareora Wreck
Boiler, engine, anchor and windlass of a 1919 zinc-laden steamer that took 11 lives, lying in a reef gully on remote Althorpe…
WreckNewcastle & Lake Macquarie
SS Shamrock wreck (Catherine Hill Bay)
A shallow collier wreck off Catherine Hill Bay beach whose exposure changes with every big sea.
WreckTasmania North & North-West
SS Southern Cross (Boat Rock)
Stern and propeller of an 1863 Clyde-built steamer lost in bushfire smoke in 1889.
WreckSydney South & Botany Bay
SS Tekapo wreck (South Maroubra)
Shallow scattered remains of an 89 m passenger steamer lost in fog in 1899; its huge anchor is a monument at North Maroubra.
WreckNewcastle & Lake Macquarie
SV Berbice wreck (Stockton Beach)
An 1888 British sailing ship, whose crew were saved by breeches buoy, uncovered by the sand in 2018 in 5 m off Stockton Beach.