Coral Road

dive site [] is a great dive site when the wind is blowing from of the north. It has a few steps to the site but these are quite gradual. Once at the beach it has a great shallow area to don fins and masks. You can swim left or right as both sides of the bay have great reef. A shallow dive but you can find Wobbygong sharks and lots of other great creatures. Visit Harbour Dive to view the map of the site

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Schnapper Point

Entry and Exit are made from where the Rock wall meets the rocks. By using the path rather than the board walk you will make the short trek more easily.

After gearing up, snorkel out to the edge of the reef and then you can make your way north or south along the reef.

Check the weather carefully as conditions can change easily making reentry from this point difficult. Harbour Dive has more information on Diving this site

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Royal Beach

This is a beach entry dive. Watch the slippery pebbles on shore as you enter.  Once geared up you will have a nice 3m garden to explore. After this you can make your way along the reef where max depths reach about 6m. Not often dive but a great dive! Away from the crowds at Mornington.

      

                   

Mornington Pier.

It is one of our few dive sites within the bay that you can find huge schools of mature fish.

It is also the home to over 20 varieties of fish. Ranging from the loved sea horse, to the giant cuttle and the elusive Hutchinson's boarfish, along with Old Wives, boarfish, and lots lots more.

It has recently been renovated with a new lower landing being added, which will make entries and exits much easier for divers

               

           

 Fisherman's Beach

Also know as Point Linley is a great dive site. It has a yellow weed that is seasonal and therefore effects the life there so return visits are a must. Great on an Easterly or Southerly or both combined. Entry and exits are from the end of the car park and you can don fins while sitting on a couple of nearby rocks. You then snorkel out to the edge of the reef [about 4-5m] and follow the reef on your left. Beware of boats and jet skies.  A dive flag is advisable. Talk to your dive shop about further info on this site.