Lord Howe Island boasts the world’s most southerly barrier reef and is truly a diving paradise. The island’s vibrant undersea ecosystems and plethora of endemic species are protected by both NSW and…
Lord Howe Island boasts the world’s most southerly barrier reef and is truly a diving paradise. The island’s vibrant undersea ecosystems and plethora of endemic species are protected by both NSW and Commonwealth Marine Parks allowing divers to experience exceptional diving in uncrowded and unspoilt waters.
The diving around Lord Howe Island is as varied as it is spectacular. From shallow freshwater sink holes within the confines of the lagoon to deep pinnacles, caves, walls, drifts and gutters to explore, from macro to wide angle Lord Howe Island has it all.
The dive season runs from September to May as these months generally offer the most stable diving conditions. Sea temperatures range from 19 - 26 degrees celsius. During this time, visibility has been known to reach 70 metres and average visibility sits at approximately 30 metres.
Diving with Dive Lord Howe will allow you to experience these unique waters first-hand.
