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We have several local dive sites that work well for training or pleasure dives. Our local dive sites are great for those who easily get sea sick. We often use local sites for navigation training, and drift dives. Night dives in the estuary can be an exciting change from normal dives during the daylight hours.
1770 Estuary
The 1770 Estuary makes for a great training or drift diving site. With close parking and easy entry/exits the estuary is a great local dive. You will find soft corals and heaps of local fish life including: Barracuda, Trevally, Flathead, Nudibranchs, Queenfish, Estuarine Cod, Mangrove Jack, Baramundi, Tarpon, Bream, and Snub Nosed Dart...Just to name a few |
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1770 Headland
The headland is a great training site. Average depths are under 10m. You will find great rock formations, soft corals, and huge schools of various fish species. Barracudas, Nudibranchs, Queensland Groupers, Sea Turtles, and Trevally are seen frequently. Site is best accessible by boat but can be accessed by shore. |
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Outer Rock
Outer Rock isapproximately 2.5 nautical miles off of Bustard Head. Maximum depths are 30m with an average visibility around 15m. The best way to describe this dive, is that it has everything. You will finda whip coral forest, huge gorgonians, and sea snakes.Tiger Sharks and Bronze Whalers are a common sight in Makeral season. |
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