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.
Click on the dive site image to view the full information page of each site. Once there, you'll also be able to see the last dive reviews for that particular site, photos of the site, and who has dived it previously.
Dive Site:
D'Entrecasteaux Channel
Description:
Muck and or scallop diving
Dive Site:
Dart Bank
Description:
Dive Site:
Deep Glen Bay
Description:
A stunning 35m site with myriad sponges and a very impressive
wall leading back into a convoluted bay.
Dive Site:
Derwent River
Description:
Dive Site:
Diving in Depth presentation
Description:
Dive Site:
Dunalley Canal
Description:
Dunalley Canal
Dive Site:
Eaglehawk Neck
Description:
Provides access to a wide variety of beautiful sites from open
water to technical.
Dive Site:
Fallen Cliffs
Description:
Eagle hawk neck
Dive Site:
Fortescue Bay
Description:
Dive through the Giant Kelp forests just out from the shore.
Amazing diving in temperate waters with Sea Dragons, Draghtboard
sharks, and the occasional seal.
Dive Site:
Frederick Henry Bay
Description:
South Arm, Opposite Betsy Island
-43.027906,147.484426
Dive Site:
Hellfire Bluff
Description:
An impressive cliff on the mainland opposite
the bottom of maria Island.
Dive Site:
Hippolytes
Description:
Incredible structure, sponges and abundant fish life make this
one of the most stunning sites in the world
Dive Site:
Hobart Docks - Constitution
Description:
Located on Hobart's lively waterfront.
Dive Site:
Hobart Docks - Elizabeth St Pier
Description:
Dive Site:
Hobart Docks - Macquarie Wharf
Description:
The site where the Seas Shepherd Conservation Society moore
their boats