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Blackwall Reach is one of the Swan River’s hidden gems—perfect for day or night diving, especially when coastal sites are off-limits due to conditions. This area suits both beginners and experienced divers, with three wrecks located close to shore and accessible in a single dive. Just be sure to monitor your air if visiting all three. The wrecks are linked by a trail of PVC pipe markers pushed into the riverbed. These guide you between sites and double as mini ecosystems, often home to local ma…
Blackwall Reach is one of the Swan River’s hidden gems—perfect for day or night diving, especially when coastal sites are off-limits due to conditions. This area suits both beginners and experienced divers, with three wrecks located close to shore and accessible in a single dive. Just be sure to monitor your air if visiting all three. The wrecks are linked by a trail of PVC pipe markers pushed into the riverbed. These guide you between sites and double as mini ecosystems, often home to local marine life—keep your eyes peeled for seahorses clinging to the posts! Visibility can vary, so a torch is recommended for spotting details and critters. The area is generally calm, making it a reliable go-to when other spots are blown out. Whether you're training, exploring, or just after a peaceful dive, Blackwall Reach offers something special right under your nose in Perth’s backyard.
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