ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S SHALLOWEST GREY NURSE SHARK DIVES (12-17m)
Meet at Scuba World for a half-day, double-dive encounter with Grey Nurse Sharks in clear Australian waters. This shallow, photographer-friendly dive offers long bottom time, consistent sightings, and an accessible wildlife experience for certified divers.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Half day (4–6 hours)
Fitness Level
Comfortable basic fitness for boat transfers and two back-to-back dives; able to carry personal gear and perform standard buddy checks.
Wildlife
History
Grey Nurse Sharks are protected under Australian fisheries and conservation regulations, which shapes how operators manage encounters to minimize impact.
Conservation
Guides enforce no-touch rules, buoyancy control, and limited interaction zones to reduce stress on animals and protect reef habitat.
ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S SHALLOWEST GREY NURSE SHARK DIVES (12-17m)
Bring proof of certification
Carry your dive certification card and logbook; operators require proof of experience to the depth you plan to dive.
Pack a torch
A close-focus torch greatly improves contrast and color when shooting sharks at 15–18m.
Prepare for a skills check
If you haven’t dived recently expect a brief skills refresher to ensure safe buoyancy and air management.
Respect no-touch rules
Maintain neutral buoyancy and keep hands to yourself — guides enforce minimal disturbance to protected sharks.
Underwater torch
Improves color and detail when shooting and observing sharks at depth.
Underwater camera or housing with wide-angle lens
Wide-angle rigs capture multiple sharks and the reef setting in one frame.
Certification card and dive log
Required by the operator to verify depth experience and eligibility.
3mm–5mm wetsuit (season dependent)
Thermal protection for longer bottom times; thickness depends on local sea temperature.