LIVEABOARD DIVING IN Sydney

Sydney is one of the largest cities in Australia, and attracts numerous tourists with the Sydney Tower, Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbor Bridge, the Royal Botanic Gardens, and numerous other sightseeing locations. The beautiful nature around this destination includes picturesque mountains, charming valleys, and magnificent coasts. It also serves as an amazing diving destination, offering something interesting for divers of all levels. Sydney Harbor has 87 wrecks, many of them accessible for diving and exploring underwater secrets. Other dive sites near Sydney have sheer walls, pinnacles, caves, boulders, overhangs, and swim-throughs. The depth varies between 5-78m/16-256ft, with an average visibility of 20m/66ft. The current ranges from mild to strong.

Most popular dive sites

The most popular Sydney dive sites are the HMAS Encounter, the largest shipwreck available for penetration at 113m/371ft, the Annie M. Miller, a heavy steel steamship with large pelagic fish around it, and Fairlight, a paradise for muck divers. Other interesting sites are Kurnell, Magic Point, Gap Cave, and Gordons Bay.