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QUEENSLAND DIVE SITES:
 
Challenger Bay | Cod Hole | Fitzroy Island | Flynn Reef | Michaelmas Cay | Milln Reef | Moore Reef | Norman Reef | Pellowe Reef | Saxon Reef | Scary Point | Steves Bommie | Thetford Reef | Alcyonara Point | Blue Pearl Bay | Dolphin Point | Mackeral Bay | Manta Ray Bay | Maureens Cove | The Pinnacles | The Woodpile | Gladstone Wreck | Heron Island | Lady Elliot Island | Stradbroke Island
 
SOUTH EAST AUSTRALIA DIVE SITES:
 
Bare Island | Fish Rock | Kurnell National Park | The Valient Wreck | Kelp Beds Reef | Port Phillip Heads | Wreck Diving Melbourne | Kangaroo Island
 
WESTERN AUSTRALIA DIVE SITES:
 
Coral Bay | Ningaloo Reef | Rowley Shoals
 
AUSTRALIA DESTINATIONS:
 
East Coast: Port Douglas | Cairns | Airlie Beach | Whitsundays | Brisbane | Sydney | Melbourne
 
West Coast: Adelaide | Perth | Exmouth | Coral Bay | Broome | Darwin
 
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Wreck Diving Melbourne
Multiple Wrecks
Assorted Hard and Soft Corals
Nudibranchs, Cuttlefish, Wrasse and Blue Devils
Slight to Strong Currents
10-25 Meters Visibility
All Levels of Diver
Padi logoWith over 50 wrecks in the Port Phillip Heads area, you really are spoilt for choice. The Eliza Ramsden always proves popular with fish and divers alike. It can be difficult to get onto the site due to shipping channels and tidal currents. Be persistent and patient as this is one dive not to be missed. The Coogee and the Hurricane are also enjoyable dives with Gorgonian Corals and many small schools of fish in attendance. Be sure to discuss your itinerary for wreck diving with a reputable local source. Much can depend on local knowledge of tides, weather, shipping times and visibility.
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