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Dive sites by region · 2026 guide

The Best Dive Sites in Mornington Peninsula

Pier diving, weedy seadragons and easy shore access, with deeper wreck and wall diving offshore.

These are the 4 Mornington Peninsula sites in our database, best-documented first, with the operators who run trips to each.

Technical scuba diver approaching a shipwreck in deep blue water1

HMAS Canberra

Mornington Peninsula, Victoria

Advanced · 18–25 m~24 m typical, 30 m maxBoat divewreck

Victoria's signature artificial wreck — a former guided missile frigate at around 28 metres.

Visit Victoria places the wreck at approximately 28 metres. Access requires a licensed operator or use of the public mooring system.

Look for: temperate reef fish, sponges and soft corals colonising the structure, schooling baitfish, seals occasionally in the area

Who takes you there Ocean Divers
Full HMAS Canberra guide →
Scuba diver and leafy seadragon in a southern Australian kelp forest4

Flinders Pier

Mornington Peninsula, Victoria

Easy · <10 m~4 m typical, 6 m maxShore divepier

A Western Port pier with one of Victoria's most reliable weedy seadragon populations.

The seagrass and kelp around the piles support a resident population, and the shallow depth makes for very long, relaxed dives.

Look for: Weedy Seadragon

Full Flinders Pier guide →

Questions about this list

How is this list ranked?

Sites are chosen from our dive-site database and ordered by how well documented they are: flagship status, the number of operators we have confirmed dive there, and the marine life recorded. Nobody pays to be listed.

Can a business pay to appear here?

No. Listings and order come from our research only. Businesses can ask us to correct their details, but not to change their position.

How current is this guide?

It is generated from the directory's latest research, checked in 2026. Conditions, operators and seasons change — confirm details with the operator before you book.

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