Dive into the mesmerizing Snake Pit at the Great Barrier Reef! Discover a kaleidoscope of life—vibrant corals, graceful sea snakes, and schools of tropical fish. A captivating underwater realm where every moment is a brushstroke of nature’s brilliance.

One of the most iconic and best-loved dive sites on the Ribbon Reefs, Steve’s Bommie is a true pleasure to behold. Surrounded by deep, clear water, this pinnacle rises up from the sea floor 30 meters below and plays host to an outrageous variety of wildlife.

Immerse yourself in a living masterpiece—colorful corals, delicate sea fans, and a lively dance of tropical fish. This underwater sanctuary promises an enchanting dive, revealing the diverse and thriving beauty of the reef’s ecosystem.

Explore vibrant coral gardens teeming with life, encounter elusive reef sharks, and be mesmerized by a dazzling array of tropical marine species. This underwater haven promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of the reef’s breathtaking biodiversity.

Bashful Bommie on South Opal Reef which stands about 18m from the sand, has two different underwater environments: the reef edge that stretches to the south provides shelter for some of the smaller coral reef fishes, while the other side is a deeper ocean channel.

Large bommie structure surrounded by beautiful hard and soft corals and a wide range of brightly coloured fish. The white sandy bottom makes it easy to navigate the exquisite reef wall.

Two large coral peaks with lots of shallow reef around to the southeast. Approximately 60 meters in total diameter, with a small ridge connecting the two peaks.

Sitting at the most Northern point of Norman Reef is the hidden gem Troppos. Troppos is Beginner friendly as it has a lovely shallow sandy lagoon with lots of nooks and crannies to explore, but also has a deep scenic reef wall with a sloping sandy bottom, perfect for any Advance diver wanting to gain some depth.

Amazing dive site with heaps of swim through for experienced divers. Big drop off plenty of marine life. Full of shallow areas for beginner divers with little caves and holes around to explore.

Perfect for beginners and advanced divers, Fingers is a shallow cove making it well protected from the elements. The reason the site is named fingers is from a Birdseye view it looks like the fingers of a hand, the fingers themselves sit to the South-West of the site and can get quite deep.