New South Wales

Australia

Collier built 1928; sank October 1929 (6 crew loss).

Off Dover Heights

Vaucluse

SS Annie M Miller



Park at the end of Ramsgate avenue, NE of Bondi.

North Bondi

Camp Cove is a very accessible dive. During hight tide the visablity is great. During Change of tides the slit bottom causes the vis to drop.

Southern shore of Sydney Harbour.

Camp Cove



Right under the Manly ferry route, so can only be dived outside of ferry running hours.

TSS Currajong is also known as SS Currajong.

TSS Currajong

A fantastic little spot if you have a boat or go with a dive company. On an incoming tide you can get up to 20m visability to see all the wonderful sealife here. Schooling fish can be seen here, nudibranchs apleny, and keep you eyes out for the giant cuttlefish!
On a more recent excursion here we discovered some weedy sea-dragons, a wobbegong and a few octopus. 
Had lots of fun here with a camera. Nice relaxing dive and a great for newly certified divers.

Access by boat only! This can be done by private charter or Prodive have a boat that runs out of Rose Bay and Manly.

Old Mans Hat

The shark net has a colony of seahorses. There are also soft corals and sponges. Watch out for fishing hooks and rods.

Access from the beach. The most interesting wildlife is on the outside side of the shark net under the pier. Watch out for fishers from the pier, it's safest always to be under the pier. There is pay parking at the beach, and free parking nearby.

Clifton Gardens

The Koputai was a paddle ship used by maritime authorities that foundered in the early 20th century. It's depth limits access to those who are experienced technical divers. Features of the wreck are the upright paddles, engine room, and artifacts that remain intactsuch as binnicle, helm, engine, boiler, engineroom telegraph, and pipework.

Conditions can vary from excellent (40m viz, zero current) to zero visibility or current too strong to dive in. It is normal to be unable to dive the site when planned 50% of the time.

This is a deep wreck dive for those who use trimix and are familiar with decompression diving. It is approx.5km east of Bondi Beach.

Koputai

This is a classic dive from shore. During summer season, diving is prohibited in Clovelly Pool during between 10am to 4pm. Clovelly Pool is a useful fall-back exit / entry point when seas are rough.
Can be dangerous entry point as you will have to jump into usually large surge. Timing essential. Can not be dived in large seas. Not for the faint hearted. However, excellent dive site. Probably best in Eastern Suburbs.

N side of Clovelly Bay (Sydney's Eastern Suburbs), 8 Km from the city. Park at the bottom end of Ocean Street.

Shark point



Dive site access is by boat only as it is located in the middle of Sydney harbour opposite the Gap entrance.

Centurion

Enter water at end of path, swim out a few meters and find chain, follow the chain to the wall.

Walk down path from the car park, enter at end of path

Gordon's Bay Clovelly

Lots of macro life living on the nets, although very few sea horses left(if any - possibly poached for the aquarium industry? Some schools of bream frequent this area. Watch out for children jumping off the wharf on summer weekends.

Free parking available in front of nets on The Esplanade. Enter the site from the sand between the wharf and the little cafe. Follow the nets around in an anticlockwise direction.

SS Annie M Miller

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at SS Annie M Miller