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Why Kangaroo Gorge? Because it was the favourite dive site of an Australian divemaster who worked at East End Explorers in the 1980s! His legend lives on at this stunning site.
Brave divers begin by dropping through the namesake gorge, an incredible deep swim-through. Prefer to stay shallower? No worries—you can go over the top instead!
Thanks to occasional currents, visibility is spectacular, and marine life thrives. Divers are often amazed by the coral coverage—every inch of reef is burstin…
Why Kangaroo Gorge? Because it was the favourite dive site of an Australian divemaster who worked at East End Explorers in the 1980s! His legend lives on at this stunning site.
Brave divers begin by dropping through the namesake gorge, an incredible deep swim-through. Prefer to stay shallower? No worries—you can go over the top instead!
Thanks to occasional currents, visibility is spectacular, and marine life thrives. Divers are often amazed by the coral coverage—every inch of reef is bursting with vibrant corals and sponges.
Nitrox divers get extra bottom time here, with sand patches around 70 feet deep. It’s worth the effort for a great chance of spotting Spotted Eagle Rays feeding on buried crustaceans. Look for clouds of sand—a sure sign that one is hunting for breakfast!
With its beauty and marine life, Kangaroo Gorge will have you hopping to return!
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