Dive Sites
Listed below are the dive sites we've dived, discovered, heard about, or are interested in diving. As club diving increases, so does the information we have on each dive site. Keep coming back and looking through this valuable resource of information as it continues to grow.
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OZTEK
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Philipines Dive Holiday
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Philippine Holiday
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Pool Dive Refesher
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Port Arthur
Description:
Varying deep and shallow dives out of Port Arthur.
Dive Site:
Portsea
Description:
Other side of the straits
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Roches Beach
Description:
This is a cleanup dive site, not really looking for much more
than the odd scallop and a heap of Northern Pacific Sea Stars.
Dive Site:
Sandy Bay Shore Dive
Description:
Good for Handfish
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Schouten Island
Description:
A huge number of dives to choose from ranging from the
magnificent deep reef off Cape Sonnerat to shallow kelp
forests in Trumpeter Bay.
Dive Site:
Sister Beach/ Rocky Cape
Description:
The best of the far NW
Dive Site:
Social Event
Description:
Some non diving fun.
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South Port Kelp Forests
Description:
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Dive Site:
Southport Kelp Forest
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Spring Beach
Description:
End of beach at Orford
Dive Site:
SS Nord
Description:
If you are into wrecks then this is a great dive. The SS
Nord is an 81 metre long, 12.75 metre wide, 1,840 ton
freighter. It sank in the afternoon of 7 November 1915
after hitting 'The Needle' just near 'The Hippolytes'.
The wreck is for experienced divers comfortable with
bluewater ascents with maximum depths around 41m.
We recommend the use of redundant air systems for
safety. There is plenty of structure to investigate and the
wreck hosts many schools of fish.