Dive in Australia
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SS Coogee Melbourne, Australia
SS Coogee is a 67 metres (220 feet) long steamship used to transpost cargo and passengers. -
SS Courier Melbourne, Australia
SS Courier is a 800 tons steel steamer vessel scuttled in 1928. -
SS Kelloe Sydney, Australia
SS Kelloe was a iron hulled collier. It sunk 12 May 1902. This is a very good deep dive! -
SS Macleay Wreck Nelson Bay and Port Stephens, Australia
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SS Oakland Wreck Nelson Bay and Port Stephens, Australia
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SS Satara Seal Rocks, Australia
SS Satara is a huge shipwreck. She is 125 metres long and weight 5200 tonnes. SS Satara sunk 20 April 1910.The wreck lies upright in 44m of water. The stern is on reef and the bow on sand. There are some grey nurse sharks in the area, as well as wobbegongs and schools of red morwong. -
SS Tuggerah Sydney, Australia
The SS Tuggerah was a coastal steamer that carried coal to Sydney. It sunk saturday 16 May 1919, with the loss of 6 lives.SS Tuggerah lyes on its port side, the bow of the wreck is destroyed. The ship mast is lying off to the left hand side of the wreck, quite distinctive. The bow is full of… -
SS Undola Sydney, Australia
SS Undola was a small coastal steamer, sunk december 20th, 1919. It lies upright on the bottom, with its bow facing to NE. -
SS Woniora Sydney, Australia
The SS Woniora was a collier. It sunk 28 October 1882.Vessel size: 42m long x 6m wide, displacement: 226 tons.It's a deep wreck, ONLY for very experienced diver! -
St Kilda Pier Melbourne, Australia
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Star Reef Far Northern, Australia
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Stead Passage Far Northern, Australia
A large pinnacle with barracuda, sharks... -
Steves Bommie Cairns, Australia
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Sudburry East Wall Cairns, Australia
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Swan River Perth, Australia
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Swimming pools Cairns, Australia
A relaxing dive suitable for beginners and intermediate divers, popular for its abundance of fish life in the shallows. A dive amongst the coral outcrops and small 'bommies' over a sandy seabed. Average dive depth is about 10 metres. This is an excellent night dive location with sleeping turtles and… -
Tangalooma Wrecks Moreton Island, Australia
A shallow dive on partially submerged wrecks. Normally calm but tidalwaters sheltered by Moretone Island. Good fish life, excellent fornovices and snorkellers. -
Tassie Two Wreck Byron Bay, Australia
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Temple of Doom Cairns, Australia
A 30m in diameter pinnacle with barracudas, rays and sharks. -
Terrigal Haven Central Coast, Australia
Good dive site for beginners. Reef is characterised by boulders with gradual descent sloping uniformily down to 12 meters. Plenty of rays (including bull rays), schools of fish, eels, groupers. Watch out for passing boats - surface in the shallows. If you have a boat this area is a good launching… -
The Abyss Cairns, Australia
Fantastic wall dive. -
The Arch Jervis Bay, Australia
Best dive of JB; but for advanced divers only. -
The Arch Shellharbour, Australia
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The Basin Perth, Australia
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The Canyon Exmouth and Ningaloo, Australia
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The Cathedral Whitsunday Islands, Australia
great dive located just inside the well known stepping stones. it has a huge (cathedral) opening which narrows slowly as you enter, which leads to a small network of tunnels. -
The Chimney Whitsunday Islands, Australia
A very dificult dive not for the faint hearted..it starts in a shallow 6ft of water with waves often crashing over the surface, so timing is essential. at first you must fight the strong currents till you reach the opening of the chimney shute. Then the current tends to push you down through the… -
The Church Shellharbour, Australia
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The Dredge Adelaide, Australia
This site is generally known just as "The Dredge". It's the sister ship to "The Barge" which is sunk nearby and is an easy swim (star droppers show the way).This is probably one of the best wrecks available to OW divers in SA. The deck is about 14m, and the sea floor is 20m making is a easy… -
the drift Exmouth and Ningaloo, Australia
the current can get realy strong so before you go check with the ranger on if its ok.the coral is better father out but only for very good swimmer -
The Gantry Ulladulla, Australia
Cuttlefish, occy's, nudibranches, squid etc. An easy and nice dive. -
The Gravel Loader Shellharbour, Australia
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The Gutter Shellharbour, Australia
This is a nice multi level dive with a sponge garden approximately 20 - 30 mters off shore -
The Leap Sydney, Australia
This is for experienced divers ONLY. Dive this site on the incoming tide. You have to leap off a rock into the water, but this is not the problem... you have to exit after your dive ;-)Alternatively, you can exit from The Steps, only 100 meters away from The Leap. -
The Loader Shellharbour, Australia
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The Pin Southern Queensland, Australia
Lots of fish, turtles, and nudibranchs! -
The Pinnicles Forster and Tuncurry, Australia
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The Quetta Wreck Far Northern, Australia
RMS Quetta was a 116 m long passenger liner. She sunk in 1890 and now lies on her port side. -
The Seals Montague Island, Australia
The most popular dive site at Montague Island. Accessible all year round as it is well protected from prevailing wind and sea conditions.Interact with the friendly seals as they twist and turn to the delight of divers of all skill levels. Don't dive here without a camera. Kelp beds cover large rocky… -
The Spit Exmouth and Ningaloo, Australia
Nice healthy coral reef!This remote dive site will generally be remembered for the strong swell driven current, which could even be felt at a depth of 15 m.We saw lots of live, including anenomyfish, scorpionfish, a Muray Eal, and had a long chat with a cool (and nose pierced!) 1? m Potato Cod,…
