Australia
A sheltered pier dive that can be a good option when nearby areas are affected by northerly winds. It is typically best at high tide, as the site becomes very shallow at low tide. Known for encounters with weedy seadragons, along with cuttlefish, rays, crabs, and a variety of smaller fish and critters.
Safety Notes
Plan the dive around high tide to avoid extremely shallow conditions.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Generally best at high tide; depth can be very limited at low tide.
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Shallow pier dive with strong night macro life.

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