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WreckDarwin Offshore & Artificial Reefs
Galah and Heron Artificial Reef
Two 20 m vessels scuttled together as fish habitat, next to the Amanda Lee – quieter than the main Fenton wrecks.
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Pinnacle/BommieSwain Reefs
Gannet Cay (Swain Reefs)
Fish-packed coral pinnacles to 35 m beneath a protected seabird rookery, with sharks and mantas.
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IslandPerth
Garden Island (Defence restricted)
Sheltered bays for private boats on a naval island, reachable only by sea in daylight.
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ReefTasmania East Coast
Gates Bluff Bay (Schouten Island)
A sheltered, clear-water weed garden - the easy second dive at Schouten Island.
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WreckFlinders Island & Furneaux Group
Gaudelette (Cape Barren Island)
The scattered remains of an 1865 composite barque off Cape Barren Island.
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WreckTasmania North-East
General Picton (Fosters Island)
Swim-throughs among the iron plates of an 1888 four-master against a Bass Strait reef.
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Shore/Rock PlatformTasmania North & North-West
George Town Sponge Gardens
Spectacular current-fed sponge gardens reachable from the shore at George Town.
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Jetty/PierGeraldton & Abrolhos Islands
Geraldton Harbour Breakwater & Jetties
Macro life under harbour jetties and breakwaters – a fallback when the wind rules out other sites.
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ReefAlbany & Great Southern
Gia Batta Patch
Easy, shallow limestone patch reef in the sound – a dependable training and night dive.
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ReefTasmania East Coast
Gleaner Reef (Schouten Island)
A shallow weed reef under the granite mountains of Schouten Island, named after a wrecked fishing boat.
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Jetty/PierAdelaide Metro
Glenelg Jetty
An easy city night dive among jetty piles and debris, with cuttlefish, octopus and nudibranchs.
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Shore/Rock PlatformHobart & Derwent
Glenvar Beach (Opossum Bay)
Secluded beginner beach where large smooth stingrays glide over the sand.
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IslandWhitsundays & Bowen
Gloucester Passage / Gloucester Island
Island fringing reefs in a current-swept passage beside Gloucester Island National Park, with sheltered anchorages.
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IslandLimestone Coast
Godfrey Islands (Robe)
Seals and sheltered reef diving in the lee of small islands off Robe.
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Pinnacle/BommiePhillip Island & Western Port
Golden Bommies
Deep bommies off Phillip Island's south coast rising from 38 m to 20 m in clear Bass Strait water; an adventurous, rarely dived…
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ReefUlladulla
Golf Course Reef
Quiet, sparse kelp reef off Mollymook with colourful sea squirts and hydroids.
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WreckHervey Bay & K'gari
Goori Wreck (Roy Rufus Artificial Reef)
A single, well-encrusted hull at 16 m – a quieter alternative to the 3 Ships cluster.
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IslandFlinders Island & Furneaux Group
Goose Island (Furneaux)
Three contrasting sides around a lighthouse island, plus the remains of the Merilyn.
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ReefPerth
Gordon's Grotto (Mindarie)
An offshore Mindarie reef with caves and swim-throughs at 12–15 m, rarely dived and with good fish life.
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ReefSydney Northern Beaches
Gorgonia Grove (North Head)
Metre-wide gorgonian fans on a North Head boulder reef, with a recent cliff rockfall adding fresh walls and overhangs.
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WallRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Gorgonian Wall
A rarely visited Ribbon Reef wall on Mike Ball's Far Northern Reefs expedition.
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Shore/Rock PlatformTasmania East Coast
Governor Island Wave Deflection Wall
The easiest snorkel in Bicheno, right beside the car park and next to the marine reserve.
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IslandLord Howe Island
Gower Island
Remote islet beneath Mt Gower at the exposed southern tip of the island.
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WreckBrisbane & Moreton Bay
Grace Darling Wreck
An 1876 wooden schooner lost in 1894 with a cargo of coal and dynamite – ballast mound, galley oven and timbers in 10 m.
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