This dive site, known as the Main Beach Wreck or Tassie III, is a shallow and easily accessible underwater attraction near Byron Bay. It features the remains of the Tassie III wreck alongside pillars from an old jetty, creating an interesting structure for exploration. Its characteristics make it perfect for those starting their diving journey, offering a straightforward and enjoyable experience.
The site boasts a vibrant marine ecosystem, frequently visited by a variety of animals. Divers can expect encounters with numerous turtles, several species of rays including Shovel nose rays, elusive octopus, colorful nudibranchs, various eels, and camouflaged cray fish. A large seaweed garden also provides a habitat for diverse smaller marine life.
While no specific best time to visit is mentioned, its beginner-friendly nature suggests it's generally suitable year-round, conditions permitting. Its shallow depth makes it excellent for both snorkeling and freediving, allowing non-scuba divers to also enjoy the abundant marine encounters. Veteran divers will still find entertainment in the rich biodiversity.
