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This spectacular natural rocky reef dive incorporates both reef and a jetty – and it’s located just 40 minutes from Adelaide’s city centre.
With over 200 species of marine plants and animals, and over 73 types of fish, this is an excellent dive site for all levels of divers. The site has a maximum depth of around 18 meters/60 feet and showcases some of Australia’s most common and iconic species. Some of the most frequently spotted residents include moonlighter, zebrafish and common stingrays a…
This spectacular natural rocky reef dive incorporates both reef and a jetty – and it’s located just 40 minutes from Adelaide’s city centre.
With over 200 species of marine plants and animals, and over 73 types of fish, this is an excellent dive site for all levels of divers. The site has a maximum depth of around 18 meters/60 feet and showcases some of Australia’s most common and iconic species. Some of the most frequently spotted residents include moonlighter, zebrafish and common stingrays and if you like macro life, you will find hermit crabs, nudibranchs, seahorses, flatworms and pipefish. On good days you might also spot blue devil fish, wobbegongs, cuttlefish, Port Jackson sharks and occasionally a leafy sea dragon. Larger marine species occasionally frequent the area too, including passing dolphins and whales. Keep an eye out to the blue!
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