Under 10 metres
Easy dives (under 10 m) in Australia
Shallow, usually sheltered sites where newly certified divers, returning divers and try-dive students can build comfort. Recommended certification: Any certified diver; many suit supervised try-dives. See the course guide.
Blairgowrie PierVictoria's most popular pier dive, and the best-known site for giant spider crab aggregations.
Flinders PierA Western Port pier with one of Victoria's most reliable weedy seadragon populations.Port Phillip PiersThe bay's network of pier dives — the accessible heart of Victorian diving.
Rye PierA shallow, sheltered pier known for seahorses, seadragons and night diving.
Edithburgh JettyOne of the world's great muck dives — an unremarkable jetty hiding extraordinary small life.
Ewens PondsParts of the site reach 10 m, which needs Open Water Diver.
Neptune IslandsParts of the site reach 10 m, which needs Open Water Diver.Port Lincoln Sea Lion SitesParts of the site reach 15 m, which needs Open Water Diver.
Port Noarlunga ReefParts of the site reach 10 m, which needs Open Water Diver.Rapid Bay JettyParts of the site reach 12 m, which needs Open Water Diver.
Second ValleyParts of the site reach 15 m, which needs Open Water Diver.Whyalla Cuttlefish AggregationTens of thousands of giant Australian cuttlefish gathering to breed in a few metres of water.