Cable Bommie

Discover an exceptional dive site in the stunning waters of Australia. This underwater treasure holds a wealth of historic equipment that will satisfy any diver's craving for adventure. Explore the remnants of cables from Direction Island, along with two impressive winches believed to have been used in the cable pulling process. In addition to these man-made relics, prepare to be captivated by the vibrant coral formations and diverse marine life that call this site their home.

For those seeking a unique encounter, keep an eye out for the enchanting lionfish lurking beneath the bommie, which lends its name to this exceptional dive spot. The nearby ridge attracts majestic grey reef sharks, gracefully gliding through the currents. Another delightful sight to behold is Kat, the dugong, who occasionally graces divers with the presence of graceful mantas.

With a remarkable visibility of 27m and a maximum depth of 21m, this dive site accommodates divers of all levels, whether novice or advanced. Located in the picturesque Cocos (Keeling) Islands of Australia, near Home Island and within the Shire of Cocos (Keeling) Islands, this captivating underwater world is just waiting to be explored.