Solitary Islands Dive Sites

Divequest Solitary Islands, the local Scuba Diving club in Arrawarra, is thrilled to announce an upcoming event that will take you on a captivating journey through the picturesque dive sites of Solitary Islands. Prepare to be mesmerised by the warm clear waters and the abundant marine life that awaits you.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of the five islands that make up the Solitary Islands group. These islands offer a range of unique diving experiences that will leave you in awe. From the sheltered bays to the scenic swim-throughs and the stunning drop-offs adorned with colourful corals, sponges, and anemones, every dive is a feast for the eyes.

Dive Quest is proud to offer a plethora of dive options, each showcasing a different marine community that will take your breath away. Take a journey around the largest island, North Solitary Island, where the warm waters of the East Australian Current create unique diving conditions. Explore Anemone Bay, a popular dive site teeming with pelagic fish, turtles, and Grey nurse sharks. Or venture to The Steps, a rocky drop-off where you can encounter an array of captivating marine species, including Eagle rays and Bull rays.

For those seeking a vibrant underwater aquarium, The Canyons is a must-visit spot. Marvel at the abundance of tropical fish and bottom life, and keep an eye out for Spanish dancers, Blue tang, and Coral cod. If you're feeling adventurous, head to the Bubble Cave, where you'll discover coral-covered rocky outcrops leading into a captivating cave that extends 20 meters into the island.

For a densely populated fish dive, look no further than North West Rock, affectionately known as “Fish Soup.” Bream, Morwong, Mangrove jacks, and countless other species will surround you in this underwater spectacle. If relaxation is what you're after, North West Solitary Island offers a tranquil diving and snorkeling experience amidst rocky fingers and sandy gutters. Keep your eyes peeled during the winter months for visits from majestic Humpback whales during their migration.

Manta Reef beckons with its easy diving conditions and a diverse range of coral and fish species. Don't be surprised if you're honoured with a visit from the magnificent Manta Rays between January and June. If you're in the mood for exploration, Wrights Reef is the pinnacle you've been dreaming of. Resident Lion fish await you in a cave at 27 meters, and expect frequent encounters with Grey nurse sharks, large cod, Jewfish, and Kingfish. Sea whips and Gorgonian fans decorate the walls, enhancing the surreal beauty of this dive site.

Head to South West Solitary (Groper) Island for a dive surrounded by vibrant plate corals that attract schools of Morwong, Surgeon fish, and Sweep. Keep an eye out for the impressive Kingfish, Tailor, and Mackerel, and prepare to be accompanied by the friendly Blue groper.

All in all, Solitary Islands Dive Sites offer a truly extraordinary underwater adventure. From the diverse marine life to the stunning corals and breathtaking swim-throughs, these dive sites are a haven for any avid scuba diver. So mark your calendars and get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey with Divequest Solitary Islands.