Sydney Harbour is said to have some 87 wreck inside the harbour with many more outside.
Some of the most notable include the Valiant and the Birchgrove Park off Palm Beach, the Royal Shephard and the Annie M Miller off the Harbour, the Dee Why, the Bellubera, the Duckenfield, the Myola, the Meggol and the Coolooli, off Long Reef, the Kelloe off Botany Bay, and the Tuggerah and the Undola off the Royal National Park in Sydney's south
Sydney is home of many diveable shipwrecks, although many of the better ones lie in the 40m or deeper range, requiring training, experience and equipment to safely dive them.
Truk Lagoon is the wreck diver's ultimate destination, suitable for both novice and experienced divers. The calm, clear, sheltered lagoon is one of the largest in the world and being relatively free of currents, providing safe, easy diving conditions.
This dive will leave from rose bay public ferry wharlf. The wreck of the coolooli sits in 45m. It is a great wreck dive with lots to see. You do need to be tec certified and have the right gear for this dive
This exciting wreck dive on the currajong leaves Rose Bay ferry wharlf at midnight. So sat night/ sun morning. You must be adv cert, confident in the water and have done a night dive prior to this dive
