Deep 6 Diving Jervis Bay

Jervis Bay offers some of the most diversified scuba diving along the Australian east coast, regarded by many as the alternate dive site to the Great Barrier Reef.

There’s something for everyone - reefs, drop offs, caves and crevices, archways & gutters. The magnificent and diverse fish life include Weedy Sea Dragons, Red Indian Fish, Grey Nurse Shark and Giant Cuttlefish. Jervis Bay Marine Park provides sanctuary to a resident school of Dolphins, Fairy Penguins and a colony of Australian Fur Seals. Whales are often seen during their migration to and from the Southern Ocean.

Opening hours can vary, based on what charters are running.

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Dive with the Seals This is the dive to do in Winter! Diving and snorkeling with the seals is an experience not to be missed. Two boat dives, dive guide services and refreshments. Enjoy the cruise out to the seal colony with whales on their migration and dolphins playing in the bay. A great way to spend a morning in Jerivs Bay. Diving Charters To Experience the underwater world of Jervis Bay simply board one of Deep 6 Divings two dive charter vessels to dive one or more of 30 sites both in and outside the bay. Double boat dives run daily and include two dives, dive guide services and refreshments. The diving in Jervis Bay is rocky reef, multi-level topography, with an average depth of 20 metres. There are swim-throughs, caves, walls, drop-offs, gutters and crevices to explore. Marine life you are likely to see inlcude weedy sea dragons, giant australian cuttle fish, bleakers devil fish, grey nurse shark, port jackson sharks, blue grouper and a wide variety of schooling fish. The large boulder formations are home to soft corals, sponge gardens and interesting macro life. Jervis Bay is a photographers paradise.
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