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10 to 18 metres

Open Water dives (to 18 m) in Australia

Sites within the 18-metre limit of an entry-level certification, in conditions an Open Water diver can reasonably handle. Recommended certification: Open Water Diver. See the course guide.

Queensland

Agincourt ReefParts of the site reach 30 m, which needs Advanced Open Water, ideally with the Deep specialty.~15 m typicalreefBait ReefParts of the site reach 30 m, which needs Advanced Open Water, ideally with the Deep specialty.~15 m typicalreefCochrane Artificial ReefA 32-hectare artificial reef off Bargara built from scuttled vessels, aircraft and lightships, home to more than 150 fish species.Open Water · ≤18 mwreckreefCook IslandParts of the site reach 20 m, which needs Advanced Open Water Diver.~14 m typicalislandreefFlinders ReefParts of the site reach 25 m, which needs Advanced Open Water Diver.~14 m typicalreefGreat Barrier Reef (Cairns Outer Reefs)Parts of the site reach 30 m, which needs Advanced Open Water, ideally with the Deep specialty.~15 m typicalreefHeron IslandParts of the site reach 25 m, which needs Advanced Open Water Diver.~15 m typicalreefislandLady Elliot IslandParts of the site reach 25 m, which needs Advanced Open Water Diver.~15 m typicalreefislandLady Musgrave IslandParts of the site reach 25 m, which needs Advanced Open Water Diver.~15 m typicalreefislandMagnetic Island ReefsParts of the site reach 25 m, which needs Advanced Open Water Diver.~10 m typicalreefwreckScottish PrinceAn 1887 iron barque wreck in shallow water off Main Beach, the Gold Coast's best-known dive.~10 m typicalwreckShag RockParts of the site reach 22 m, which needs Advanced Open Water Diver.~15 m typicalreefSunshine Coast ReefsParts of the site reach 25 m, which needs Advanced Open Water Diver.~15 m typicalreef

New South Wales

Western Australia

South Australia

Tasmania

Northern Territory

Lord Howe Island