Diving the Navy Warf is a relatively easy entry/exit dive. Majority of the dive could be spent exploring the pylons under the warf. Sandy bottom with patches of seaweed to the left (West)of the warf.

The Hauler wreck is a tug purposely sunk for diving in 1979. This is conducted as a boat dive only and is exposed to easterly and northerly weather. Divers should either be undertaking advanced training, or qualified (Deep-30m) for deeper dives.

The beach is part of a permanent sandbar that connects Broulee Island with the mainland. Much of the bay is fairly shallow (3-4 metres), with seagrass beds on the sand and reefs around the rocky sides.

The site offers two dive locations. The Pot, on the north side is for more advanced divers in the right conditions. The Beach, on the south side is rocky with a flat reef extending up in walls on a roughly 35-degree angle and sheer walls that stretch up to ten metres.

Hole In The Wall is just as it say’s, a hole in the reef with no roof. You can only dive this site in very calm conditions. There is only room in the hole for 3-4 divers and you may experience a bit of surge on entry and exit.

The Arch is on the south side of Bass Point in approximately 28 meters of water. This site can be accessed from shore by swimming around from Bushrangers Bay, or as a boat dive.

A dive along this jetty and around its end can be very productive. You can sometimes see grey nurse sharks who make this there home over the summer. You can also find banded coral shrimp in a cut off pylon and lionfish in the summer.

Stop at the most Western car park. This will give access to a viewing platform of Bushrangers Bay. There a a timber staircase that leads down to the entry point. It is a rocky beach so footwear is highly recommended. Great spot for snorkelers and day visitors. No take marine protected area.

Access this dive site is either by boat or scooter if you are scuba diving or the experienced freediver can snorkel out to the reef. At times you may face a current, however this is why Lou’s Reef has such an abundant fish life.

The Gutter is an entry point to one of the best dives at Bass Point. Jumping off the rocks into 4 meters of water and swimming north you hitting a 10 meter rock. From here you can venture out to many spots or just hang out in The Gutter itself.