
About this site
A UNESCO World Heritage island surrounded by the world's southernmost coral reef, Lord Howe Island offers a unique mix of tropical and temperate marine life. Its pristine waters, dramatic drop-offs, and rare endemic species make it one of Australia's most special and exclusive diving destinations.
Conditions
- Country
- Australia
- Region
- Tasman Sea, New South Wales
- Max depth
- 5–40 m
- Visibility
- 15–30 m
- Water temperature
- 18–26°C
- Difficulty
- Beginner to Intermediate
- Best season
- October to May
- Type
- Cave
- Suitable for
- Scuba
- Dive types
- Cave
- Wall
- Reef
- Marine life
- Sharks
- Turtles
- Whales
- Coral
Photos
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