Norfolk Island

About this site

Norfolk Island is a remote Australian territory offering unique subtropical diving where warm East Australian Current meets cooler Tasman waters. The island features the world's second-tallest sea arch at Slaughter Bay, fascinating volcanic formations, endemic marine species, and several historic shipwrecks. Its isolation ensures pristine conditions and uncrowded dive sites.

Conditions

Country

Australia (External Territory)

Region

South Pacific (between Australia and NZ)

Max depth

10–40 m

Visibility

15–30 m

Water temperature

18–24°C

Difficulty

Intermediate

Best season

October to April

Type

Wreck

Suitable for

• Scuba

Dive types

• Wreck
• Cave
• Reef

Marine life

• Sharks
• Rays
• Coral