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Jetty pilings, a legendary wreck, and cape-to-cape reefs with world-class wine country in between
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This corner of WA is built for divers who like variety. Busselton Jetty offers a unique, shallow dive where pylons act like a living reef, and it pairs perfectly with the Busselton Jetty Underwater Observatory for a non-diver-friendly add-on. A short drive north-east in Geographe Bay, the HMAS Swan wreck is the region's signature deep structure dive. For natural reef days, Ngari Capes Marine Park lines up sites like Canal Rocks, Moses Rock, and Hamelin Bay when swell and wind cooperate. Local operators such as Busselton Jetty Dive and Swan Dive make logistics simple, but conditions still rule the schedule in exposed areas.
A shallow, high-biodiversity artificial reef under a 1.8 km timber jetty.
Granite channels and reef structure inside Ngari Capes Marine Park.
A cape-coast reef option mentioned in Ngari Capes Marine Park guidance, suitable for experienced shore divers on calm days.
Known for coastal scenery and nearshore marine life.
One of WA's headline wreck dives.
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