Julian Rocks Marine Reserve

Byron Bay Dive Centre invites all scuba diving enthusiasts to join them for an exciting event at the renowned Julian Rocks Nature Reserve. Situated just 2.5 km away from Cape Byron, this dive site is considered one of the best in Australia and offers a captivating underwater experience.

Located within the Cape Byron Marine Park, Julian Rocks benefits from the convergence of temperate and tropical waters. This unique combination creates a diverse and thriving ecosystem, teeming with a wide variety of marine life. The marine park itself is designated as a sanctuary zone, providing the highest level of protection for its natural, cultural, and biodiversity features.

Within Julian Rocks, you'll encounter a staggering array of marine species. From graceful sea turtles to majestic humpback whales, playful dolphins to elegant rays, and even the occasional sighting of sharks, the marine life here is nothing short of extraordinary. With over 500 different species of fish and countless marine invertebrates and corals, every dive promises to be an unforgettable adventure.

There are six main dive sites surrounding the rocks, each offering a unique and captivating experience. With depths ranging from 6m to 24m, there's something suitable for divers of all levels. Whether you're a beginner looking to explore the wonders of the underwater world or an experienced diver seeking a new challenge, Julian Rocks has something to offer everyone.

For more detailed information about the Cape Byron Marine Park and Julian Rocks Nature Reserve, we encourage you to visit the NSW Department of Primary Industries website. Here, you'll find valuable insights into the rich marine ecosystem that awaits you at this stunning dive site.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore the hidden treasures of Julian Rocks Nature Reserve. Grab your scuba gear, gather your fellow diving friends, and join Byron Bay Dive Centre for an adventure you won't soon forget. Book your spot now, and get ready to immerse yourself in the splendour of the underwater world.