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Diving Dampier Archipelago

Explore diving Dampier Archipelago

The Dampier Archipelago is the richest area of marine biodiversity known in Western Australia. Many of the islands are surrounded by fringing coral reefs including hard corals,  soft corals and sponge gardens.  You will see an array of marine life ranging from nudibranchs to reef sharks and pelagic fish. 

If you are an underwater photographer, the diving in Dampier is suitable for both macro and wide-angle shooting, either way, you won’t be disappointed by the fantastic photography opportunities!

When to dive Dampier Archipelago

Visiting the Dampier Archipelago is possible all year round.

During the dry season of May through to October the water cools to between 21 and 25 degrees celsius and the visibility increases. Humpback Whales frequent the archipelago during the winter months and their song can often be heard whilst diving and snorkelling.

      


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Common marine life sightings for Dampier Archipelago

More Information

The Dampier Archipelago is easily accessible from Karratha, Point Samson and Dampier, Western Australia.  The 42 islands lie within a 45km radius of the town of Dampier.

Time Zone
UTC+10:00
Phone
+61
Currency
AUD
Voltage
230 V
Pressure
Bar (bar)
Plug
I
Languages
English
1st Stage
INT / Yoke / K
Domestic airports
Karratha (KTA)
International airports
Perth Intl (PER)
Hyperbaric chamber
Perth
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