Gallery - South West Rocks

South West Rocks is where the Macleay River's journey ends as it meets the sea. This beautiful area has clear aquamarine waters, tiny coves, a peaceful bay and is surrounded by lush green forest, fringed by light-coloured sands.

More South West Rocks info »

View by Region

Page - 4
Previous

SHOWING
OF 58
Previous

Let there be light

by Liz

Taken inside Fish Rock Cave, South West Rocks, NSW.
Photocomp October '05 - Novice

This speaks for itself.

by Liz

Taken at South West Rocks, NSW (South West Rocks Dive Centre). Taken with a Sony Cybershot.
Photocomp October '05 - Novice

Head to Tail

by Liz

A wonderful sight. Taken at South West Rocks, NSW (South West Rocks Dive Centre). Taken with a Sony Cybershot.
Photocomp October '05 - Novice

Grey Nurse Shark silhouette

by Liz

Silhouette of a Grey Nurse Shark (Carcharias taurus) at Green Island.
Photocomp October '05 - Novice

No. 1 shark shot

by StephenG

Grey Nurse Shark at Fish Rock, South West Rocks, NSW. Taken in January 2005.
Photocomp October '05 - Novice

Grey Nurse, Fish Rock Cave

by Giulz

On a recent trip to South West Rocks, NSW I had the chance to dive Fish Rock Cave. Swam through the cave and met 3 beautiful Grey Nurses crusing the shallow (14m) end. This one had a hook stuck in its mouth. I used an Olympus mju410. Photocomp March '05 - Novice

Many Fish Many Sharks

by Grant

This photo was taken at the shallow entrance of Fish Rock Cave, South West Rocks, NSW. The dive took place on the 5th December 2004. This photo was taken at approximately ten meters. Visibility was approximately 15 meters. The shot was taken using a Canon Powershot S40 digital camera viewed through a 16mm Sea & Sea lens connected to Canon housing. No artificial light source was used. Photocomp March '05 - Open

Many Fish Many Sharks

by Grant

This photo was taken at the shallow entrance of Fish Rock Cave, South West Rocks. The dive took place on the 5th December 2004. This photo was taken at approximately ten meters. Visibility was approximately 15 meters. The shot was taken using a Canon Powershot S40 digital camera viewed through a 16mm Sea & Sea lens connected to Cannon housing. No artificial light source was used. Photocomp March '05 - Open