This dive site, Willy’s Lump, is a substantial limestone reef structure located off the coast of Australia, approximately 25 minutes by boat from the local marina. With an average depth of around 12 meters and a maximum of 24 meters, it's accessible and enjoyable for all levels of divers. The site is a well-established and thriving reef, offering a relatively straightforward dive with good underwater navigation opportunities around its expansive structure.
Divers at Willy's Lump can expect to encounter a diverse range of marine life. Notable residents include the beautiful Western Blue Devils, Wobbegongs, Grouper, and Cuttlefish. The reef is home to a wide variety of nearshore and demersal South Coast species, contributing to a rich ecosystem. Occasionally, larger pelagic fish such as Samson fish can be spotted in the area, adding an exciting element to the dive.
Visibility typically ranges from 10 to 15 meters, varying with the season and local conditions. While the dive site is suitable for all diver levels, its depths also make it appealing for freedivers seeking to explore the abundant reef life. As a boat-only dive, planning with a local operator is essential for the best experience at this vibrant and well-populated reef.
