Shore dive close Melbourne

Hello All,

I am new to Melbourne and waswondering if I could get some recomendation on were to go for a quick shore dive close to Melbourne.

I am looking at
Brighton Pier
Sandingham Pier
Black Rock
Table Rock
Mordiallac Pier

any suggestion or interest to come along?

Best Regards

Stefan

Contributed by Racker added 2004-09-11

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Skoobs added 2004-09-13: Im not sure about the places you have mentioned, but if you want to venture a little further south, Mornington pier is a great easy dive, with heaps of fish life!

cheers

Racker added 2004-09-13: I am keen for a dive next weekend, are you interested?

The closer to mel the better.

Best Regards

Stefan

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