The Apartments is arguably the best dive site Sydney has to offer and is located around 30mins boat travel from Sydney Harbour. Lots of Grey Nurse sharks can be seen here throughout the year. The shear wall, many caves and swim throughs, providing the abundant fish life a sanctuary from predators such as the large pelagic Kingfish.

RANGE: 10-24M

The Wall is located off Long Reef and is a great dive to explore as it extends from the Apartments North. The top of the reef is around 7m to a max of 24m. This shear wall is covered with colourful soft corals and has many ledges that have many residents.

***Good area for photography, but can have strong currents

RANGE: 10-24M

Dee Why Wide is another great dive site located offshore. This reef is very large and has many great dive sites, ranging depths of 21m down to 30m.
The reef is made up of large boulders and has beautiful sponge gardens and an array of marine and fish life.

RANGE: 21-30M

Dee Why Wide is another great dive site located offshore. This reef is very large and has many great dive sites, ranging depths of 30m down to 36m. 
This dive site is located at the reef edge.

RANGE: 30-36M

A very sheltered dive site with lots of Grey Nurse Sharks, schooling fish, Giant Cuttlefish and Weedy Seadragons. Good area for photography. Depth ranges from 5-16m.

RANGE: 5-16M

This dive site is usually done as a one way dive using the current. A very good dive along a wall which usually has good schooling fish and lots of Port Jackson and Wobbygong sharks. Depths range from 15-24m.

RANGE: 14-24M

This large and long reef has many dive sites which consist of rocky shelves with deep valleys, large schools of Whiting, Catfish and Kingfish are commonly encountered.

***Can have stronger currents with better than average visibility encountered.

RANGE: 36-45M

This reef is different from the Outer Colour’s as it is shallower and made up of small boulders. Lots of small fish and schooling Kingfish can be seen.

RANGE: 21-24M

Very good dive located on an offshore reef which runs North South. The reef has three distinct steps in height. Lots of soft corals and fish life.

***Torch recommended

RANGE: 26-33M

Great dive site, generally done as a drift or one way dive. Lots of structure including caves and large ledges along the wall with abundant marine life. Some large caves and ledges. Depth ranges from 10-25m.

RANGE: 10-24M

This is a great dive site, with the rocky bottom extending down a slope made up of large and small boulders. Divers usually start their dive at around 13m, working down to their maximum depth looking at the abundant marine and fish life.

***Generally better visibility

RANGE: 12-24M 

Great dive to explore and find some treasure, as in years past a lot of stuff has been thrown off the cliff. Good fish life and rocky structure.

***Strong currents can be encountered

RANGE: 12-20M

Nice dive site, best known for the Grey Nurse sharks that can be regularly encountered while diving around the reef edge.

RANGE: 12-21M

Many dive sites around this island. Large areas can be explored in one dive, the island can also be used to help shelter the dive from adverse weather conditions. Great for exploring and for photograph

RANGE: 12-24M

This dive site is located on an offshore reef. The rocky boulders have some good growth and fish life.

***Better visibility generally encountered

RANGE: 24-36M 

This dive site is located in the Grey Nurse sanctuary. Up to 30 Gray Nurse sharks can be seen living in and around a large cave located in a wall. Depth ranges from 7-23m.

***This area is a marine sanctuary so some basic guideline are required to be followed which will be outline by the Dive Master on the day.

RANGE: 8-23M 

First Cove has some nice structure and a large wall, which can be followed. Grey Nurse sharks have been seen in this area, some small wrecks can be found which have only recently been lost.

RANGE: 12-26M

Great dive site located just on the inside of North Head. Depth can varies greatly depending on the area anchored from 10-30m. Lots of walls, boulders and small swim through’s with lots of fish life.

RANGE: 10-30M

This dive site has recently changed due to a large sand stone rockslide, which has also brought a lot of trees into the dive site. This additional structure has increased the amount of fish, which now call these trees home.

RANGE: 10-26M

This dive site usually has resident large black Bull Rays, which live in around 10m of water or are out traveling around the reef edge.

RANGE: 10-20M

This area is located in the North Head marine sanctuary. Great dive in the boulder field, lots of colourful tulip and vase soft corals, sub tropical fish such as Lionfish, Flying Gurnards and Weedy Seadragons.

RANGE: 12-20M

This site is located under a natural springe that feeds into the ocean. The dive is situated on a 45deg angle boulder field dropping down to the sand line at 22m. Lots to be seen and many nooks and crannies to explore.

RANGE: 14-22M