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Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Astrolabe Cove / La Perouse Bay
A sheltered shallow drift beside the Bare Island bridge with seahorses, pineapplefish and blue-ringed octopus – the quiet macro…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Bare Island
Sydney's premier shore dive and macro site – Indianfish, pygmy pipehorses, seahorses and anglerfish on sponge reef beside an…
WallSydney South & Botany Bay
Bare Island – Deep Wall
Bare Island's deepest and most colourful route – a 3 m+ wall at 15–19 m linking the Big Rock, cable gully, 15 Metre Reef and…
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
Bare Island – Isolated Reefs
Two sponge-smothered reefs alone on the sand at 15–19 m, with kingfish, giant flathead, seahorses and anglerfish – Bare Island's…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Bare Island – Left (Eastern Side)
The easiest Bare Island route – a 6–12 m reef edge with a canyon and cave, seadragons and pygmy pipehorses, ideal for training…
Shore/Rock PlatformHobart & Derwent
Blackmans Bay
Two easy shore dives in one suburban bay – crevice-rich reef at the blowhole and a giant kelp patch at the south point.
WallSydney South & Botany Bay
Bondi Wall / North Bondi Reef
A long, sponge-covered north–south wall from 21 to 27 m off the North Bondi headland; excellent nudibranch macro.
Shore/Rock PlatformPort Phillip Heads
Buckleys Cave
The shore entry to the outer Lonsdale Reef beneath William Buckley's cave – Shark Gutter, Mushroom Rock and five…
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
Cape Banks / Cruwee Cove
Gullies 30 m long and six-plus cave systems on the seaward side of Botany Bay's northern head – 'the equal of any dive site in…
ReefMornington Peninsula
Cape Schanck West (Pulpit Rock)
Gullies, gorges and bommies around a basalt headland with The Arch swim-through and Shark Cave full of Port Jacksons; the most…
Pinnacle/BommiePort Phillip Heads
Castle Rock
A turreted bommie in open water outside Point Lonsdale, 200 m round and 12–20 m deep, with undercuts full of blue devils and…
Cave/CavernTasman Peninsula
Cathedral Cave
Australia's largest sea-cave system with named passages (Catacombs, Revelation Bend, Skull Cave, Devil's Tonsils); walls covered…
Shore/Rock PlatformPort Phillip Heads
Cottage by the Sea Reef
Queenscliff's shore dive below the historic Cottage by the Sea: ledges and sponge reef to 10 m with seadragons, blue devils,…
WallTasman Peninsula
Deep Glen Bay North Wall
Colourful sponge and sea-whip wall that is the fallback when the Sisters are blown out, with seals and seadragons.
ReefMornington Peninsula
Diamond Bay, Sorrento
The most accessible back-beach dive: ledges, kelp, bommies and caves around a small sandy cove with a staircase entry.
Jetty/PierYorke Peninsula
Edithburgh Jetty
Arguably Australia's best jetty dive: 150-year-old piles smothered in sponge and ascidian growth hosting anglerfish, pyjama…
Jetty/PierEsperance & Recherche Archipelago
Esperance Jetty
Leafy seadragons and a dedicated dive trail at the end of Esperance's new 415 m jetty, a short walk from the dive shop.
Shore/Rock PlatformTasmania East Coast
Fish Rock (Bicheno)
A split granite spire a short swim from the breakwater, with seahorses and seadragons in the surrounding weed and excellent night…
Jetty/PierMornington Peninsula
Flinders Pier
The weedy seadragon capital of the world – dozens of residents in seagrass at 3–4 m under a heritage pier, plus cowfish, big rays…
Kelp ForestTasman Peninsula
Fortescue Bay
Easy shore access to one of the last giant kelp forests on the Tasman Peninsula, with camping on the beach.
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
Henry Head (Botany Bay)
Boulders, ledges and swim-throughs under some of Sydney's best sponge gardens, sheltered in a north-easterly and only 1 km from…
ReefSydney South & Botany Bay
Indian Point (Congwong Bay)
A 9–15 m wall cut by thirteen gutters with seadragons, red Indianfish and seahorses, a few hundred metres from Bare Island and…
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
Inscription Point (Kurnell)
A one-way flood-tide drift past Sydney's best sponge gardens and up to twenty seadragons, finishing at the Monuments wall.
Jetty/PierKangaroo Island
Kingscote Jetty
Leafy seadragons, seahorses and giant cuttlefish under an easy town jetty – Kangaroo Island's reliable fall-back dive.