Dive in Australia
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Portsea Pier Melbourne, Australia
Classic dive site for anyone to practice skills. The bottom is mostly sandy and the pylons are covered in colorful sponges.. -
Portsea Reef Melbourne, Australia
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Potato Point New South Wales, Australia
Kelp beds, gorgonian fans, crustaceans, sponges and a variety of fish life. -
Predators Playgound Cairns, Australia
A true shark dive: Grey Sharks, Whitetip reef Sharks, Tiger Sharks and even Hammerhead Sharks. -
Queenscilff Bottle Drift Melbourne, Australia
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Queenscliff Pier Melbourne, Australia
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Qurantine Station wall Melbourne, Australia
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Raine Island Far Northern, Australia
Raine Island hosts a large number of Green Turtles. You may see the Tiger Sharks if you're lucky :) -
Rapid Bay Jetty Adelaide, Australia
Great opportunity to see Leafy Sea Dragons. Fantasic photography. Schools of fish towards the end of the jetty. Like an underwater forrest. -
Ribbon Reef #10 - Cod Hole Far Northern, Australia
This dive site is well known for its large potato cods (6-30 kg !). They are feed and so very friendly ;-) -
Ribbon Reef #10 - Pixies… Far Northern, Australia
Pixies Pinnacle is a great dive site for photographers. A large coral bommie with small caves. One of the best spot of the GBR ever ! -
Rock Arch Cairns, Australia
Great wall with gorgonians, sea whips... There are numerous caves into the wall. -
Rocky Bay Perth, Australia
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Rosebud Pier Melbourne, Australia
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Rotomahana Wreck Melbourne, Australia
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Rye Pier Melbourne, Australia
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Safety Bay Melbourne, Australia
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Sand Pipe - Gold Coast Seaway Southern Queensland, Australia
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Saxon reef - Coral Garden Cairns, Australia
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Schnapper Point Jetty Melbourne, Australia
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Scollop Beds Melbourne, Australia
GREAT SCOLLOP DIVE -
Scuba Zoo Townsville, Australia
A true shark dive: A lot of Whitetip Reef sharks, Grey Reef Sharks and Silvertip Reef Sharks. -
Sewage Pipe Nelson Bay and Port Stephens, Australia
An alternative to Halifax Park. -
Shag Rock Southern Queensland, Australia
Wobbiegong Sharks, turtles, octopus, tropical fish, sea slugs etc. -
Shark City Far Northern, Australia
The place to meet dozens of sharks: Whitetip, Silvertip, Grey reef sharks... -
Shark point Sydney, Australia
This is a classic dive from shore. During summer season, diving is prohibited in Clovelly Pool during between 10am to 4pm. Clovelly Pool is a useful fall-back exit / entry point when seas are rough.Can be dangerous entry point as you will have to jump into usually large surge. Timing essential. Can… -
Shelly Beach Sydney, Australia
White sand and a natural reef of boulders and rocks. Sea dragons, dusky whalers, small rays... but not much fixed life. -
Ship Wreck Bay Whitsunday Islands, Australia
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Shiprock Sydney, Australia
This is a very famous dive of Sydney South. The name comes from the shape of a rock.Ship Rock can only (except for Kamikazes) be dived for the 1 hour around the peak of high tide (Best is 30 min before, and 30 min after).This dive has usually got poor vis, and is crowded on weekends. Only ever… -
Shrimp Reef Townsville, Australia
Great coral garden with Whitetip Reef Sharks -
Slot Cave Jervis Bay, Australia
Nice 'cave'. Entrance is approx 16-18 m deep. -
Smiths Beach Phillip Island, Australia
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Snapper Point Ulladulla, Australia
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Song Saigon Darwin, Australia
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South Horne Queensland, Australia
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South-West Wall - Gold Coast… Southern Queensland, Australia
Muck dive area with interesting sea life. -
Southern Small Detached Reef Far Northern, Australia
Fantastic wall ! Eagle Rays, Mantas, Leopard Sharks... -
Coffs Harbour- Split solitary… Coffs Harbour, Australia
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Sponge Gardens Exmouth and Ningaloo, Australia
the Sponge Garden Drift dive is a must do for the experienced diver. A majestic drift over a diverse collection of large sponges, gorgonians, and sea whips is an excellent way to experience the sea bed devoid of rock structures and coral bombies. The enormity and colours of the sponges and corals in… -
SS Catterthun Seal Rocks, Australia
SS Catterthun sunk 8 August 1895. This 92 meters longe wreck lies upright and fairly intact. There is huge engine just up four or five metres.
