Diving at Crystal Palace

About Diving at Crystal Palace

Diving at Crystal Palace is a things to do venue in Rottnest Island, Western Australia.

Positioned approximately 850m South west of Dyer Island, ‘Crystals’ has a depth range of 8-18m.Entering the water, which is generally quite calm due to the position of the site, the first thing you will notice is the sheer amount of caves and swim through’s that you can see just from the surface.

Looking down you will know straight away that 1 tank is not going to be enough! As you descend into this array of caves you will see many fish of all species scarper into different directions to make way for you.

This is the site where you are most likely to see just about every species of fish you are likely to encounter around Rottnest in the 1 dive! From the colourful Harlequin fish to the breathtaking big Blue Gropers, that can push you backwards just from the power of a tail kick in the opposite direction.

Stay there a while though because he is sure to return curiously to see his new ‘Scuba friend’. Once you have had a good look around over the top of the reef, begin to explore the subterranean caves for more exciting encounters!

On this dive expect to see large Samson fish, the occasional Dhufish, Western Blue Devils, Buffalo Bream, Morwongs, Box fish, Leather-jackets and of course Crayfish! The topography of Crystal Palace is just brilliant with constant caves, holes and swim through’s; this is a dive that you will not get bored with.

The site covers around 6-800m of awesome reef, which will excite even the most experienced diver. For diving enquiries, contact Perth Scuba.

Good to know

• Type: Things to Do
• Area: Rottnest Island, Western Australia
• Phone: 9455 4448
• Website: visit ↗

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