Scuba diving in New South Wales

The coastline of New South Wales is 2000 km long and has a huge variety of dive sites. You'll find tropical coral reefs in the northern part at Byron Bay and more to the south in Jervis Bay you'll find the sponge gardens of the more temperate climate in the south. In the north scuba divers often see Green Turtles, Leopard Sharks and Manta Rays and in the south a variety of Octopuses, the gentle Giant Cuttlefish, Weedy Seadragons, Blue Gropers etc.