Lord Howe Island

Lord Howe Island is the next name on the list of the best dive sites in Australia that Toplist has compiled for you. Lord Howe Island in New South Wales is a perennial favorite among divers, thanks to its over 60 incredible dive sites, crystal-clear waters, and truly unique location. Lord Howe Island's waters are home to not only tropical but also subtropical and temperate marine life, thanks to its location at the crossroads of five major ocean currents. It is an underwater photographer's and naturalist's paradise, as well as the home of the world's tallest sea stack.

The underwater topography of Lord Howe, which includes trenches, caves, and volcanic drop-offs, adds to the island's awe-inspiring diving experience. Over 60 world-class dive sites are within a short boat ride (10-20 minutes) from the beach. Moreover, divers can also see rare and endemic species such as Spanish Dancers and Double Header Wrasse at many of the dive sites around Lord Howe Island.

Location: Lord Howe Island, New South Wales