Dive Sites

Dewie Ledge

Dewie ledge 12-17m North of Mindarie a 5m drop off down to a limestone ledge which is home to large resident crays and of course all the sizeable crays that come and go which in turn make the dewies hang around and follow divers because of there natural curiosity

Crayfish Gully

Crayfish Gully 14-18m Just south of Dewie ledge is a 200m canyon twisting and turning creating home to our famous western rock lobster

The Wall

The Wall 6-12m A great shallow dive with loads to explore not far from Mindarie Marina but well worth a stop over often interrupted with seals and large blue grouper

Ian’s Cave

Ian’s cave reef 14-20m A Cave found by a chap called Ian but more recently superseded by Keys and sambo caves!!! Still a great place to re-visit and an interesting site

9 Meter Lumps

9meter lumps 5-18m A long way from Mindarie so a good option from 2 rocks but a sandy bottom which erupts lumps not to dissimilar to the Bungle Bungles in the Kimberlys. Dive around and explore the rarely dived lumps and you won’t be disappointed.

Gretel Reef

Gretel Reef 14-26m Again better from 2 rocks this site is known by loads of different names by the locals diving here excites your spirit of adventurer with a mass of caves swim throughs and of course almost every fish you have ever seen++

Seal Canyons

Seal canyons 8-12m Sandy canyons, leading up to burns rocks where the seals cruise up and down looking for fish or divers to frolic with. A 5m wall at the end running north/south with various holes and ledges and unique limestone formations always loads of fish as it is situated in Marmion Marine Park and not dived to frequently as a special licence is required

Burns Brains

Burns Brains 8-12m Unique brain corals growing in the centre of Burns rocks Aboriginal legend has it that many years before crayfish grew the seals were good eating and made nice jackets to keep you warm in winter

Hole In The Wall

The hole in the wall 6-14m Just north of Mindarie a small reef system with a passage leading from on side to the other covered over with sweeping kelp can be tricky to find but once inside the blue from the other end is ore inspiring

Gordon’s Grotto

Gordon’s Grotto 12-18m An old favourite always loads of leather jackets trigger fish eagle rays cruise around the entrances once inside the calm waters give home to soft corals and families of PJs. The “grotto” is a huge cavern with loads of entrances and exits so plenty of natural light and areas of dark shadows to explore.

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