Dive in Australia
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Glenelg Barge Adelaide, Australia
The Barge is the sister sip to the Dredge, and used to carry sand before being sunk as a dive wreck.The deck is only 12m or so, and the bottom is about 18m. Typically there will be schools of fish, crabs, sea cucumbers. Wreck penetration is not recommended as there is lots of piping. -
Gordon's Bay Clovelly Sydney, Australia
Enter water at end of path, swim out a few meters and find chain, follow the chain to the wall. -
Gothenburg Wreck Townsville, Australia
Gothenburg Wreck is a 60m steel steamer. It sank in 1875. -
Green Island South West Rocks, Australia
Green Island is situated just north of Smoky Cape Lighthouse (south of Gap Beach in Hat Head National Park) and can easily be seen from the Lighthouse car park looking north. The island is only a little way off the shoreline - unfortunately difficult access from the mainland means the dive site is… -
Green Island Perth, Australia
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Green Island - New York Cairns, Australia
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H.M.A.S. Swan Dunsborough, Australia
Awesom wreck dive on a custom sunk (1997) Australian navy Destroyer Escort, which stands with its keel at 30 m on a sandy bottom.It has been made diver safe, so knock yourself out with lots of cool swimthroughs on a BIG, INTACT, NON DEEP warship - great fun :-)Most of the ship is now covered in… -
Halifax Park Nelson Bay and Port Stephens, Australia
This is probably the best shore dive of the NSW. During summer, the dive site is very crowded.The marine life is incredible here. The best is probably the huge amount of sea slugs! A must for macro-photographers. -
Harbord Sydney, Australia
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Hastings Reef Cairns, Australia
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Hendersen Island Perth, Australia
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Herald Cays Cairns, Australia
Great corals with Eagle Rays, Reef Sharks -
Herald Surprise Townsville, Australia
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Hillarys North Wall Perth, Australia
nice and easy dive, you can enter at the end of the mole and just use the incoming tide to move you along. like all walls there isnt an abundance of fish visible but upon closer inspection they are everywhere. good for crays towards the end of the season!( make sure they are a legal size!!) small… -
HMAS Cerebrus Wreck Melbourne, Australia
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HMAS J1 Submarine Melbourne, Australia
"HMS J1 later HMAS J1 was a Royal Navy J class submarine built by HM Dockyard at Portsmouth in Hampshire and launched on 6 November 1915.J1 operated in patrols in the North Sea. In November 1916 a German force made up of half a destroyer flotilla, three dreadnoughts and a battlecruiser set out from… -
HMAS J2 Submarine Melbourne, Australia
130 Foot Sub scuttled by explosives June 1st, 1926. -
HMAS J3 Submarine Melbourne, Australia
"HMAS J3 formerly HMS J3 was a J class submarine built for the Royal Navy by HM Dockyard at Pembroke in Wales and launched on 4 December 1915, was transferred to Australia on 25 March 1919 and operated out of Geelong in Victoria, paid off on 12 July 1922, was sold in April 1924 and sunk in 1926"… -
HMAS J4 Submarine Melbourne, Australia
"HMAS J4 was a J class submarine built by HM Dockyard at Pembroke in Wales and launched on 2 February 1916, was transferred to Australia on 25 March 1919 and operated out of Geelong in Victoria, paid off on 12 July 1922, was sold on 26 February 1924 but sank at her moorings at Williamstown on 10… -
HMAS J5 Submarine Melbourne, Australia
"HMAS J5 was formerly HMS J5 [1], a First World War J class submarine built for the Royal Navy by HM Dockyard at Devonport in Plymouth.The J's were three-screw diesel electric submarines of some 1,800 tons armed with 6 torpedo tubes, two of these in the beam position, and a 4-inch gun. They were… -
Holmes Reef Cairns, Australia
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Hyams Beach Jervis Bay, Australia
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Inscription point Sydney, Australia
It's a very good place to meet seadragons! -
Jackson Rocks Perth, Australia
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Jetty #1 Cervantes, Australia
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Julain Rocks - Cod Hole Byron Bay, Australia
The Cod Hole is an underwater swimthrough about 30 metres from the north eastern tip of the rocks. The Cod Hole opens up at about 15 metres with an entrance about 4 metres by 5 metres, and slopes downward and away to the open sea to a depth of 21 metres.It is the haunt of big moray eels, wobbegongs,… -
Julian Rocks - The Cray Cave Byron Bay, Australia
The Cray Cave is located on the exposed south-east end of Julian Rocks. As the name suggests there is a small cave or swimthrough. The area is a mass of huge rock outcrops. You will encounter grey nurse sharks, cod, turtles and rays. Black coral trees line the sheer walls of Julian Rocks to the… -
Julian Rocks - The Nursery Byron Bay, Australia
On the sheltered western side of the rock, The Nursery offers a shallow dive from 5 metres to 12 metres. The reef fish here are prolific. In this general area, in about 8 metres of water, lies the anchor and chain from an old sailing ship - The Volunteer - which was wrecked off Tallow Beach, south… -
Keeper Reef Townsville, Australia
Enjoy diving or snorkeling on some of the most pristine reefs within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. Visit Keeper Reef, northeast of Townsville and explore the myriad of gullies and caves that this reef is famous for. Keeper Reef is an ideal location for certified divers, the novice diver or… -
Kelso Reef Townsville, Australia
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Kiama blowhole Shellharbour, Australia
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Kingston Reefs Perth, Australia
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Knuckle Reef Whitsunday Islands, Australia
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Lady Elizabeth Wreck Perth, Australia
Wooden barque 658 tons. From Fremantle for Shanghai, one life lost. Wreck lies on a sandy bottom in Bickley Bay with the bow wedged into a reef in about ten metres with a portion of her hull and ribs exposed. Some artefacts remain. -
Ladys Reef South West Rocks, Australia
Lady Reef is a small, tennis court size reef off the Front Beach inSouth West Rocks. This is a great spot for a shore dive, for night divesand also for beginners. Expect to see moray eels, catfish, feather stars, resident fishincluding puffers, soft corals and sponges and possibly a… -
Lancelin Reef Cervantes, Australia
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Latitude Reef Forster and Tuncurry, Australia
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Leah Lumps North Haven, Australia
Set off two bonniey side by side, comming out off 42m up to 30. With vertical sides lots off narrow gutters to atract all type off fish life.Top off rocks coved in corals and fish life. -
Leather Jacket Alley Adelaide, Australia
Leather Jacket Alley is similar to Broken Bottom. Apparently there are naturally formed gutters, but visually is similar to other SA sites. There are a number of different types of fish that come here however, including the Leather Jacket the site is named for. -
Lighthouse Bay Exmouth and Ningaloo, Australia
well, we couldn¥t see a lot. easy sandy slope. maybe some snakes, maybe some sharks. they promise manta rays.....if it¥s the season of course. quite expansive stuff.
