Lord Howe Island
Australia · Tasman Sea
Lord Howe Island is a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Tasman Sea where subtropical and tropical marine zones converge, producing extraordinary biodiversity found nowhere else on Earth. The island's remote pinnacles, dramatic walls, and endemic species including the Lord Howe double-header wrasse make it one of the Southern Hemisphere's most extraordinary dive destinations.
Dive sites
Ball's Pyramid
galapagos shark · lord howe island double-header wrasse · yellowtail kingfish
Malabar Pinnacle
lord howe island double-header wrasse · giant trevally · kermadec angelfish
Erscotts Hole
bigeye · lord howe coralfish · wobbegong
Coral Gardens
eastern blue groper · hawksbill sea turtle · garibaldi damselfish
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