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This site is the home to a population of grey nurse shark, the sharks will be seen milling around in and out of the cave in 15m of water.

Fish Reef is a rocky disc shaped reef that is raised up from a sandy bottom. As its name suggests, this site consistently offers great fish life, clearer water and is a great dive.

Shark Point is located on the north side of Clovelly Bay and is a site which dive should never be dived by inexperienced divers. With a maximum depth of 25m this site offers great visibility, extensive sponge gardens. This is a fantastic dive site, well worth doing time and time again.

Bare Island offers some great diving and there are a variety of different dives you can do around the Island. The depth of the dive varies from 10m to 20m. The site has excellent Sponge gardens and a large variety of fish. The eastern side of the Island is shallower but normally offers better visibility than the western side.

This dive site is the entrance to the Port Hacking River is dive-able in most conditions. Although the maximum depth is only 7m, the site offers good fish life and a number of swim throughs.

World famous Bondi Beach is no doubt a remarkable surfing & swimming destination, however, one of the most fascinating aspects of Bondi and its best-kept secret is the rocky northern point. Its diverse and interesting underwater marine life and topography is matched only by the abundance of schooling fish that inhabit its swim throughs, overhangs and caves. Maximum depth 21m.

Camp Cove is in Sydney Harbour near Watsons Bay. It is where the First Fleet's Captain Phillip landed in 1785. There are often large blue gropers, schools of small yellowtail, trevally & pike. Sea grass covers most of the bottom of this bay with loads of long cornet fish, leatherjackets and schooling striped catfish common in the area. It is in the sea grass that you can spot whites and short headed sea horses and tiger pipefish. Camp Cove is also a great night dive and offers sheltered conditions for diving when the sea is too rough to dive elsewhere.

Normally done as a drift back into the bay this dive has a maximum depth of 21m. During the dive you will see a large number of sea dragons, some great sponge gardens and if you look closely a number of seahorses.

This dive offers the clearest water in the area. With a maximum depth of 25m this site has some spectacular scenery. Can only be dive when the seas are very flat and is not a site for inexperienced divers. This site is one of the best in Sydney.

The Monument is a very easy dive site. Due to its location right in the bay viz can be a little worse here than other sites around Kurnell. But it is still a very nice relaxing dive with usually lots to see including a large population of weedy sea dragons. Maximum depth 14m.

With a maximum depth of 14m this site is a great dive site, especially if you want to see Weedy Sea dragons. The sponge gardens in the area a very extensive and this is an easy dive, which can be done on a regular basis.

Apart from the walk/climb, this is one of Sydney's easiest dives. This is an interesting dive, with lots of overhangs and small canyons. Maximum depth 19m.

This dive is able to be dived in all but the biggest easterly and southerly seas. Offering a maximum depth of about 10m it is a reef dive where you will see Port Jackson sharks, bream, snapper, yellowtail, whiting and six-spined, reef, rough and velvet leatherjackets, as well as the occasional huge crayfish.

Oak Park is a massive reef located at the end of the Cronulla Peninsula. Although only offering a maximum depth of 11m this site is so extensive that most divers only touch the edge of it. The site has a large range of fish life and few divers can say they have really dived this site. It is a great site for all levels of divers.

This is just south of Clovelly bay with its own underwater nature trail, just jump in from the man paved path and follow the laid out chain to one of the most easiest navigating dives you will ever do.

Ship rock is an 18m wall dive and due to its position inside Port Hacking, it can only be dived at high or low tide. Ship rock is not known for good visibility. 5m is considered quite good but it can range up to 15m on a really good day. There is so much to see on this dive that it usually doesn’t matter if viz is poor. Over 130 species of fish have been recorded here. Tropical fishes can be seen during warmer months. This dive is both an excellent day and night dive