Fish Rock

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Fish Rock is a renowned dive site off the coast of New South Wales, Australia, famous for its underwater cave system and abundant marine life, including grey nurse sharks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dive site ⓘ
marine geographic feature ⓘ
access boat dive ⓘ
activity cave diving ⓘ
recreational scuba diving ⓘ
approximateBoatRideTime about 10–20 minutes from South West Rocks ⓘ
bestSeasonForDiving austral spring ⓘ
austral summer ⓘ
conservationSignificance important habitat for grey nurse sharks ⓘ
continent Australia ⓘ
country Australia ⓘ
diveDifficulty advanced ⓘ
intermediate ⓘ
governingJurisdiction New South Wales ⓘ
hasCaveEntranceDepth approximately 24 metres ⓘ
hasCaveExitDepth approximately 12 metres ⓘ
hasCurrent can be strong ⓘ
hasDiveOperatorAccessFrom South West Rocks ⓘ
hasFeature gutter walls ⓘ
swim‑throughs ⓘ
tunnels ⓘ
underwater cave system ⓘ
hasHazard limited natural light in cave ⓘ
overhead environment in cave ⓘ
surge at cave exits ⓘ
hasMarineSpecies bullray ⓘ
grey nurse shark ⓘ
moray eel ⓘ
schooling fish ⓘ
soft corals ⓘ
sponges ⓘ
turtle ⓘ
wobbegong shark ⓘ
knownFor abundant marine life ⓘ
advanced recreational diving ⓘ
cave diving ⓘ
grey nurse sharks ⓘ
locatedIn New South Wales ⓘ
locatedInBodyOfWater Tasman Sea ⓘ
locatedOffCoastOf New South Wales ⓘ
maximumDiveDepth around 30 metres ⓘ
nearbyTown South West Rocks ⓘ
region Mid North Coast ⓘ
regulation subject to New South Wales marine conservation rules ⓘ
typicalVisitors scuba divers ⓘ
technical divers ⓘ
underwater photographers ⓘ
visibilityRange typically 10–30 metres ⓘ
waterTemperatureRange approximately 17–24 °C in season ⓘ

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South West Rocks → hasDivingSite → Fish Rock ⓘ