Millers Point
About Millers Point
Millers Point, sometimes called Shark Alley, is a kelp-forest dive site known for historically high numbers of sevengill sharks. It lies within a marine protected area where divers are expected to follow permit requirements and leave the environment undisturbed. The area is also associated with several endemic shark species, including spotted gully sharks, shy sharks, pyjama sharks, tiger cat sharks, and leopard sharks.
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Safety & Access At Millers Point
Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.
Key Hazards
Safety Notes
This site is within a marine protected area; ensure you have the required diving permit and avoid removing anything from the environment.
Access Restrictions
Marine protected area; a diving permit is required.
Legal Notes
Permits are required for diving in this marine protected area.
Local Intel For Millers Point
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Aquatic Life
Known for multiple shark species, including sevengill sharks and several endemic sharks such as spotted gully, shy, pyjama, tiger cat, and leopard sharks.
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Exposure Profile at Millers Point
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