Clicking on our LOGO will always return you to our Home Page!

Info Directories
Discussion Forums
Learning To Dive
News Area
Product Reviews
DOUCAP - Dive-Oz Up Close & Personal Charity Speaker Night
DIY Projects
Dive-Oz Clothing Range
Australian Extreme Underwater Ironing
Basic Underwater Hand Signals

Nudibranchs
Image Galleries
Buy, Swap & Sell
Web Links
Diver Emergency Information

Australian Water Temperature

About Dive-Oz
Contact Us
Advertise on Dive-Oz
Dive-Oz Commercial Web Services
Support Dive-Oz. All donations made will be put towards the cost of the new server and it's upkeep. I appreciate your support.
Dive-Oz Affiliate Web Sites
Victech




Viewing - Clifton Gardens
DIVE SITE NAME:  Clifton Gardens
LOCATION:  Sydney (NSW)
DIVER RATING:  Open Water    
MAX DEPTH:  8 Metres AVG DEPTH:  5 Metres
AVERAGE VIZ:  4 Metres ACCESS VIA:  SHORE
HOW TO FIND THE DIVE SITE
Drive along Bradleys Head Road in Mosman and follow the signs to Clifton Gardens. Once there, you can gear up at the car park (metered parking costs $6) and enter the water along the beach, just left of the pier.
DIVE SITE DESCRIPTION
This is an amazing dive site, often overlooked by many divers due to the shallowness of the dive. But those that have dived here will tell you that it is well worth it!

Although it can sometimes be a bit silty, affecting the viz on occasion, this is a macro photographer's paradise - great for novice and expert photographers alike!! Renowned for it's abundance of sea horses (both White's and Big-bellied), there are many other critters you are likely to encounter at this site, including: three-bar porcupinefish, fan-belly leatherjackets, cuttlefish, gobies, horned blennies, luderick, dumpling squid and red bait crabs. The sponge life at this site is also something to behold!

Most of the animal life can be found on the pier's pylons and on the netting which runs along between them. This is a simple site to navigate - just follow the pylons out and round the corner to the right, keeping the netting on your right. When it's time to head back, simply turn around and return to shore the way you came, with the netting now on your left.

This is also an excellent night dive, where you are likely to encounter critters such as eastern king prawns flitting along the sandy bottom and octopus "feeling" their way along the netting in search of their prey. Definitely worth checking out!

Viewing the General Information about this site
Click to view any images uploaded for this dive site
Click to view any extra information submitted about this site
Click to view a satellite image of this dive site

BACK to State List
Do you know of a Dive Site in that we don't have listed below? If so, please click HERE to add it to our directory.



Unless stated otherwise, all images, text, javascript and source code are © 1998-2010 Dive-Oz Web Services