Jervis Bay

Jervis Bay is a world-renowned diving destination on the south coast of New South Wales, celebrated for its crystal-clear waters and the incredible biodiversity within the Jervis Bay Marine Park. Its unique underwater topography features dramatic drop-offs, fascinating sea caves, and extensive rocky reefs teeming with life. With over 16 distinct dive sites, the bay offers a remarkable variety of underwater landscapes, from sheltered coves perfect for beginners to exhilarating drift dives along its towering sea cliffs. This combination of pristine conditions and geological diversity makes it a premier spot for temperate water diving.

Diving in Jervis Bay is excellent year-round, with conditions generally protected from open ocean swells. Water temperatures are cooler, but the visibility is often spectacular, sometimes exceeding 30 meters. Divers flock here to encounter the resident Australian fur seals, weedy sea dragons, giant cuttlefish, and a vibrant array of fish species like the Eastern Blue Groper. Whether you're a novice looking for a calm introduction to diving or an experienced diver seeking unique macro life and stunning seascapes, Jervis Bay's accessibility and rich marine environment make it an unmissable Australian dive destination.