This dive site, Wobby Rock, located within the Gneering Shoals, is characterized by a unique scattering of boulders that have formed an intriguing underwater reef system. The reef tops begin at approximately 13 meters, descending to a sea floor between 15 and 18 meters. The topography is rich with plenty of gaps, holes, and a small cave, providing numerous exploration opportunities and hiding spots for marine life. Divers can navigate through these natural formations, discovering hidden corners and observing the resident ecosystem.
Marine life at Wobby Rock is diverse and captivating. Divers are likely to encounter the site's namesake, Wobbygong sharks, which are commonly found among the rocks. Large Groupers occasionally emerge from their caves, while Trumpet fish and many other species are frequently observed. A significant highlight is the seasonal gathering of Grey Nurse sharks during cooler months, offering an impressive encounter with these majestic creatures.
For the best experience, visiting during the cooler months is recommended if the aim is to witness the aggregation of Grey Nurse sharks. With a maximum depth of 18 meters and an average depth of around 9 meters, Wobby Rock is suitable for intermediate divers. Its varied topography, including the small cave and numerous crevices, also makes it an interesting site for experienced freedivers seeking exploration within manageable depths.
