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Pinnacle/BommiePort Douglas
Barracuda Bommie (Agincourt Reef 2)
Circling barracuda school over a coral pinnacle; excellent snorkelling on the shallow garden around it.
Pinnacle/BommiePort Douglas
Bashful Bommie (Opal Reef)
Double-sided bommie with a sea-fan wall on a deep channel, a sheltered clam garden, and a very friendly Maori wrasse.
Pinnacle/BommiePort Douglas
Castle Rock (Agincourt Reef 1)
A 24 m exposed wall on one side and a sheltered coral garden on the other; one of the better Agincourt sites for sharks and big…
ReefRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Clam Gardens (Lizard Island)
Giant clams up to 2 m long in shallow water a short swim from the beach.
WallPort Douglas
Gary's Gut (Agincourt Reef 4)
Dramatic 5–40 m wall with large fan corals and soft corals – the deepest dive on Agincourt 4.
WreckFar Northern Reef & Torres Strait
HMS Pandora wreck
The 1791 wreck of the Bounty-hunting frigate HMS Pandora – a permit-only historic shipwreck at 30–33 m.
Pinnacle/BommiePort Douglas
Harry's Bommie (Agincourt Reef 4)
Instructors' favourite garden of pinnacles regularly visited by juvenile grey reef sharks and occasionally mantas.
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Horseshoe Reef (Agincourt Reef 2)
Drift along a wall covered in shimmering blue fusilier schools with trevally and mackerel hunting through them.
Pinnacle/BommiePort Douglas
Nursery Bommie (Agincourt Reef)
Stunning 24 m pinnacle draped in fans and soft corals, circled by sharks, barracuda and schooling fish – regarded as one of the…
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Phil's Reef (Agincourt Reef 3)
Huge tiers of plate coral sheltering groper and whitetips; giant clams and cuttlefish on a compact, shallow reef.
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Stonehenge (Agincourt Reef 3)
Coral pillars and arches forming swim-throughs, with some of the healthiest hard coral in the Port Douglas area.
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The Chapel (Agincourt Reef 4)
Swim-throughs, dense anemone fields with clownfish, and grey reef sharks on a compact patch reef.
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The Gap (Agincourt Reef 3)
Shallow gutter drift beside a reef wall riddled with grottos; big sweetlips schools and groper.
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The Gardens (Agincourt Reef 2)
Bright, shallow boulder-coral garden with excellent visibility; often done as an effortless drift.
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The Point (Agincourt Reef 4)
Southern point of Agincourt 4 with magnificent coral and big schools of red bass, sweetlips and trevally.
Pinnacle/BommiePort Douglas
Three Sisters (Agincourt Reef 4)
Three coral bommies close to the mooring surrounded by huge fish schools and young grey reef sharks.
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Turtle Bay (Agincourt Reef 2)
Sheltered bay with a coral wall and a resident large loggerhead turtle often seen in summer.
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West End (Agincourt Reef 2)
The largest swim-through caves on Agincourt plus a very large, friendly Maori wrasse.
WallRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
West End (Ribbon Reef 9)
Two contrasting walls – gorgonian fans on one, chromis-topped Acropora on the other – plus dusk mandarinfish.
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Whaler Point (Agincourt Reef 1)
Coral-rich southern point of Agincourt 1 with sharks, rays and barracuda passing along the edge; easy out-and-back layout.
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Blue Buoy (Opal Reef)
Reliable turtle encounters plus pipefish and razorfish; can be linked with Wild West.
ReefRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Blue Lagoon (Lizard Island)
Calm, shallow lagoon with layered coral, reached by a short walking track.
ReefRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Cobia Hole
A tiny boulder pile teeming with fish – giant groupers, barracuda and nurse sharks – 10 minutes from the resort.
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Coronation Corner (Agincourt Reef 3)
Clear-water southern corner of Agincourt 3 where sharks and barracuda work the current.