Australia's unique and weird-looking Great Spider Crabs have captured the imagination of locals and tourists alike...
Category: Victoria by water
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Twenty two shades of sea slugs
All human activities impact the natural environment of Antarctica, but leisure activities have much less potential to benefit Antarctica than those related to science and scientific discovery...
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Kitty Miller Bay
This quiet beach is a snorkeller’s delight, and offers sites for newbies through to experienced snorkellers...
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Waratah Bay
Waratah Bay, a small coastal town in South Gippsland two and a half hours’ drive southeast of Melbourne, is not a common snorkelling spot. So, who knew...
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Black Rock & Half Moon Bay
Best snorkelled on westerly wind, the shallow waters around the jetty and rocky reef give home to a variety of marine critters, including...
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Flinders Pier
Just over an hour’s drive south from Melbourne with an easily accessible car park positioned right of the pier, Flinders Pier is perfect for a day trip...
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Diamond Bay
Strong currents make Diamond Bay unadvisable for beginners, but for experienced divers, Diamond Bay provides an exciting underwater playground...
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Blairgowrie Pier & Marina
About 1.5 hours out of Melbourne, with all day free parking and in close proximity to a good selection of cafes, this site is...
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Portsea Pier
Shallow sea grass beds and kelp gardens on the west side of the pier are accessible to snorkellers, but with depths getting to 5 metres towards...