Enterprise

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Enterprise has a large bommie sitting right on the edge of a drop-off. With the incoming tide providing upwelling, the food chain can be very active. More experienced divers can slip down the wall and briefly explore a small cave.

Regular sightings of grey reef sharks and dog tooth tuna patrolling the wall. Large groupers usually sighted on the bommie at the end of the dive. Look for schooling paddle tails.

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SSI Training Centers

26m / 85ft

Max. Depth

beginner

Level

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Claires Corner

Great dive site on incoming tide, or when the current flushes with clean ocean water. Ridges running at right angels to drop off. This is an advanced dive as depths can reach 25m or more.

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Two Caves (Wreck)

This is a wreck dive site of a sunken Sri Lankan people smuggler. The vessel carried a load of refugees to the Australian mainland. Coast Watch photographed the vessel, however, it was unable to apprehend while in Australian waters. A week later she arrived at Cocos Islands claiming to be poor lost fishermen.

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Two Ridges

With some imagination, the two large coral outcrops at Two Ridges looks like a sunken upside down catamaran hull. Kat the dugong was a regular visitor to this site.

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Kat’s Kables

This is an anchoring site near Two Caves. Look for old communication cables connecting Direction Island to Australia and the world. Sadly it appears that Kat the dugong may have moved on to green sea grass pastures.

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Fan Wall

Popular site for all levels of divers. Lots to see on top of the reef shallower than 20m. Experienced divers can venture out into the blue to swim with the black trevally and look down at the cruising sharks and dogtooth tuna. The expert diver can slip down the wall to 40m to enjoy the fans and a cave.

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Canons

Easy afternoon dive site after a relaxing lunch on Direction Island. Kat our resident dugong is sighted regularly here. Also a favourite location for dolphins and mantas entering or leaving the lagoon.

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Cable Bommie

Lots of historic equipment on the bottom here for those who need iron in their diving diet. Several cables from Direction island, plus 2 large winches that we assume were used to pull the cables ashore from the ship. Also plenty of coral and fish for those not interested in man made “junk.“

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Old Cleaning Station

For many years this was a manta cleaning station. For some unknown reason, the mantas no longer use this site. It is a popular training site for new divers. Keep it in your log book however most likely to dive the new cleaning station.

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Hooters

Easy dive site for new and not yet qualified divers. Descend to the 8m bottom. Explore the reef and rubble-filled bottom out towards the drop-off. Then work on those navigation skills on the return to the dive boat.

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Manta Cleaning Station

Popular snorkel site close to Direction Island. Local mantas favor this site for their regular cleaning. Two small coral outcrops at 9m home for the cleaning wrasse needed for this vital service.

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