Many people immediately associate diving in Australia with the Great Barrer Reef but it worth remembering that Western Australia has tropical waters and coral reefs as well. In fact at Ningaloo the fringing reef is easily accessible by snorkelling. There is also the attraction of seeing whale sharks at certain times of the year. Diving is carried out all along the west coast and the warm Leeuwin current carries down fish and invertebrates to latitudes not normally associated with these species. Excellent diving can be had off Rottnest Island near Perth and further south the submarine pilings of Busselton Jetty are a riot of colour. In the clear waters at Dunsborough one can dive the Swan a naval vessel sunk intentionally for divers to enjoy.

Crow's nest of the Swan	Deckof the Swan	On the Swan
The Swan	Swim through on the Swan	Fish in a cave on Rottnest Island
Tube corals
Pocillapora reef at Parker Point on Rottnest Island	Busselton Jetty
Busselton Jetty	Busselton Jetty	Busselton Jetty