Diving in Tasmania
Why dive here
Tasmania offers some of Australia's richest diving, with 31+ marine species recorded in the area - including dolphins, humpback whales, seals & sea lions and southern right whales. Water ranges 10-20°C, warmest January, February, March.
Dramatic kelp forests, weedy sea dragons, and pristine temperate reefs.
Tasmania Dive Site Map
Dive sites and dive centres in Tasmania
Tasmania Dive Sites
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Tasmania Dive Centres
10 dive shops and operators in Tasmania
Australian Diving Instruction
Bay City Scuba
Diving Adelaide
GoDive
Scubra Doctor
Shelley Point Surf
Snorkel and Dive Safari
Tasmanian Divers - South
Show all 10 dive centres in Tasmania
Ocean Wildlife in Tasmania
31 species recorded in Tasmania
Marine Protected Areas near Tasmania
699 protected areas near Tasmania - please respect local regulations when diving
La Grande Barrière
Coral Sea
Macquarie Island
Freycinet
South-west Corner
Argo-Rowley Terrace
South Tasman Rise
Arafura
Tasman Fracture
Zeehan
Western Eyre
Coral Sea Reserves (Coringa-Herald and Lihou Reefs and Cays)
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Plan & book
Ways to dive Tasmania, from day trips to liveaboards.
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