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52 dive sites matching “Rottnest”Across Australia
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Rottnest Island

City of York Wreck

Masts, yards, rigging, windlass, anchor, stern and rudder of an 1899 iron barque spread down a shallow reef slope.

Boat (day trip)Up to 10 m
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Crystal Palace

Rottnest's signature cavern reef: hundreds of metres of limestone chambers and swim-throughs lit by light shafts and full of…

Boat (day trip)Up to 18 m
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Denton Holme Wreck

The standing bow of an 1890 iron barque rising almost to the surface, a spread of cargo and plates, and a shallow cave system on…

Shore or BoatUp to 7 m
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HNLMS K XI Submarine Wreck

A 1924 Dutch colonial submarine, lost for almost 80 years and found in 2025, lying in 38 m with torpedo tubes still visible.

Boat (day trip)Up to 38 m
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Rottnest Island

Janet Wreck

Admiralty anchors, davit and boiler of Fremantle's largest vessel of 1887, plus a small reef cave, a short swim from the Macedon.

Shore or BoatUp to 7 m
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Lady Elizabeth Wreck

Substantial remains of an 1878 composite barque on clean sand in calm, clear water behind Dyer Island, with caves nearby.

Boat (day trip)Up to 10 m
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Mira Flores Wreck

Intact stern of an 1886 German barque in a sand hole on Horseshoe Reef, with hull sections scattered through kelp.

Boat (day trip)Up to 10 m
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Parker Point Drop-off

An easy-to-follow limestone wall with ledges, gutters and protected crayfish in the Parker Point Sanctuary Zone.

Boat (day trip)Up to 22 m
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Parker Point Snorkel Trail

Snorkel trail with seabed plaques over the southernmost pocillopora coral reef, in a sanctuary zone 5 km from the ferry.

ShoreUp to 12 m
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Roe Reef

Limestone arches, caverns and maze-like swim-throughs at 10-15 m, a short run from Thomson Bay and sheltered from the south-west…

Boat (day trip)Up to 18 m
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Rottnest Wreck Trail

Thirteen historic wrecks linked by plaques and plinths, with two easy snorkel wrecks and a land trail from the museum to Bathurst…

Shore or BoatUp to 10 m
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SS Macedon Wreck

The most intact iron wreck at Rottnest: a 63 m 1883 steamer upright on the reef with ribs, gunwales and boiler in 3-7 m, beside…

Shore or BoatUp to 7 m
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Rottnest Island

Shark Cave

Protected grey nurse sharks resting in an arc-shaped cave at 24-26 m off the West End - Rottnest's premier shark dive.

Boat (day trip)Up to 26 m
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Shark Hopper Barge (Henrietta Rocks)

A 1939 hopper barge sitting partly out of the water a few strokes from the beach - an easy and photogenic wreck snorkel.

ShoreUp to 4 m
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Thornliebank Wreck (Graveyard Site 44)

Standing masts on an 1886 Glasgow-built barque hulk, discovered in 2024 - the shallowest known wreck in the Rottnest graveyard.

Boat (day trip)Up to 46 m
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Uribes Wreck

A 1942 schooner filled with sand in 2.5-4 m just metres from the beach - Rottnest's easiest wreck snorkel.

ShoreUp to 4 m
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10 Metre Spire

An offshore spire with big overhangs and a fish-packed cave, rising to 10 m off the West End.

Boat (day trip)Up to 27 m
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Rottnest Island

Cathedral Rocks Caverns

Cathedral-like caverns lit by beams through roof windows at the West End, with seals nearby - diveable only a few days a year.

Boat (day trip)Up to 18 m
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Duck Rock & Transit Plinth

A genuine walk-in reef dive near the ferry, with caves off the rock and the plinth marking Rottnest's first shipwreck (1842).

Shore or BoatUp to 6 m
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Fay's Bay

A quiet bay with seagrass and shallow limestone caves and channels, 2 km from the settlement.

ShoreUp to 5 m
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Gem Wreck

The plinth and scant timbers of an 1876 cutter lost with all ten aboard, completing the Transit Reef wreck circuit.

Boat (day trip)Up to 6 m
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Geordie Bay

Deeper north-coast snorkelling with limestone caves, octopus and stingrays beside the Geordie Bay settlement.

ShoreUp to 8 m
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Jack's Patch

A linear limestone reef with corals, ledges, swim-throughs and a large cave at 13-17 m off Salmon Point.

Boat (day trip)Up to 27 m
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Kiryo Maru I Wreck

Scattered remains of a 1984 Japanese tuna longliner in the white water beside Cathedral Rocks.

Boat (day trip)Up to 9 m