Dive in Australia
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Davies Reef Townsville, Australia
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Denham Jetty Shark Bay, Australia
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Depot Beach New South Wales, Australia
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Diamond Bay Melbourne, Australia
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diamond island kelp forests Bicheno, Australia
this is an excelent dive site countless amount of abolone excelent kelp forests and magnificent visuability. -
Diamond Islets Townsville, Australia
Several islets and pinnacles. Eagle Rays, stingrays and turtles are often seen. -
Diane Bank Cairns, Australia
Turtles, Sharks, Rays... -
Dragon's Lair Melbourne, Australia
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Drum and Drumsticks Jervis Bay, Australia
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Drummond Cove Geraldton, Australia
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East point bombies Darwin, Australia
A large rock shelf leads to coral bombies appoximately 50m of east point cliffsNeed good neap tides due to the massive tidal range of Darwinlots of small clown fish -
Edith Breakers Seal Rocks, Australia
Excellent dive with the occasional grey nurse, and with the greatest number of bright and colour fish i have ever seen outside of a tropical region. -
Edithburgh Jetty Adelaide, Australia
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Eliza Ramsden Melbourne, Australia
46m long iron barque built in 1874. The bow is great. -
Escape Reef Cairns, Australia
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Ewans Ponds Mount Gambier, Australia
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Exmouth Gulf Exmouth and Ningaloo, Australia
lots of big fish and great coral not many wave to push you a riund great for all ages. -
Fairlight Sydney, Australia
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Fairy Bower Sydney, Australia
Shallow, easy dive to navigate. Head straight into the water and follow the reek either left or right and turn around once you're halfway through your air.Lots of things to see like eels, occys and nudi's. Highlight here is if you get to catch a glimpse of the dusky whalers. GREAT night dive! -
Fifth Point Heron and Wilson Islands, Australia
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Fingal Head Nelson Bay and Port Stephens, Australia
Nice sponge garden. -
Fisherman's Beach Melbourne, Australia
Series of boulders and slabs. -
Fishermans Bay Nelson Bay and Port Stephens, Australia
This site is a bit of a labarynth with several small islands dotting the bay, the site is shallow in most parts. There is an huge old anchor in the gutters out amongst the furthest islands. Not sure if this is part of a scattered larger wreck or just a random peice. -
Flat Rock Southern Queensland, Australia
Many different sites around Flat Rock & Little Flat Rock, usually catering for most experience levels. -
Flat Rock Phillip Island, Australia
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Flinders Pier Melbourne, Australia
Great sealife with a lot of Invertebrates -
Flinders Reef Moreton Island, Australia
This site is a marine park with no fishing.The Reef is in great condition with only a small part that has been over dived (mooring #1 & 2), But even here there is still a lot to see. This site is great diving for all levels with a little something for every one.Night diving here is up there with… -
Flora Reef Cairns, Australia
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Fly Point Nelson Bay and Port Stephens, Australia
A very popular dive site. Dive at slack tide! -
Flynn Reef - Coral Garden Cairns, Australia
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Flynn Reef - Gordon's mooring Cairns, Australia
Gordon's Mooring has some great swim-throughs and overhangs amongst the variety of smaller bommies. It is very popular with photographers as it boasts a wide range of corals and marine life with plenty of sunlight. Deeper areas of the site provide a stunning blue backdrop for photos. Highlights… -
Flynn Reef - Three Sisters Cairns, Australia
Lovely dive. White-tip sharks and great drop-off. -
Flynn Reef - Tracey's Bommie Cairns, Australia
Reef sharks, eagle rays... very nice dive. -
Foggy Reef Melbourne, Australia
Bottom: chasms, ledges and caves with kelp on top. -
Fortesque Bay Kelp Forest Tasmania, Australia
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Franklin Point Melbourne, Australia
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Frankston Pier Melbourne, Australia
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Frankston Reef Melbourne, Australia
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Fremantle North mole Fremantle, Australia
Very nice sponge life, look under the ledges for schooling bullseye, squid, octopuses, eels, boxfish and of course the elusive western blue devil are all highlights of this dive. very enjoyable dive and best in the evening around 4 o'clock in the summer. Good for crayfishing. -
Gary's Lagoon Hamilton Island, Australia
Gary's Lagoon is well protected, making it a great site for snorkellers and beginner divers. The coral cover is excellent and the lagoon makes for easy diving before venturing into deeper water just outside the entrance. The lagoon is home to all sorts of tropical marine life including large soft…
