Portsea Pier
A world-renowned dive site featuring vibrant marine life, including seahorses, octopus, and schools of fish. Perfect for all skill levels.
Beginner FriendlyDiscover Melbourne's Underwater Paradise
Explore the best dive sites along Melbourne's stunning coastline
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Flinders Pier
Experience the incredible biodiversity of Western Port Bay with weedy seadragons, stingrays, and colorful sponge gardens.
Marine SanctuaryHMAS Canberra
Victoria's largest diveable shipwreck, this decommissioned navy vessel sits in 28 meters of water off Barwon Heads.
AdvancedThe Heads
Dramatic rock formations and strong currents create an exhilarating drift dive experience at the entrance to Port Phillip Bay.
ExperiencedDive Conditions
Melbourne offers year-round diving opportunities. Water temperatures range from 11°C in winter to 20°C in summer. Visibility varies from 5-20 meters depending on conditions.
Best Season
Summer (Dec-Feb) offers the warmest water and best visibility.
Water Temperature
11-20°C throughout the year. 7mm wetsuit or drysuit recommended.
Visibility
Typically 5-20m. Best after calm weather periods.
About Dive Melbourne
Dive Melbourne is your comprehensive guide to exploring the underwater wonders of Melbourne's coastline. From the sheltered piers of Port Phillip Bay to the dramatic ocean reefs of the Mornington Peninsula, we provide information, tips, and insights to help you make the most of your diving adventures.
Whether you're a beginner taking your first breath underwater or an experienced diver seeking new challenges, Melbourne's diverse dive sites offer something for everyone.