Australia
Tasmania
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Tasmania is a southern island state of Australia known for a mix of temperate coastal diving and sheltered inland waters. The surrounding seas feature clear visibility, kelp forests, and a variety of temperate marine life, including seastars, small sharks, and a range of nudibranchs. Dive centers around Hobart, Launceston’s nearby inland outlets, and Bicheno provide access to wrecks, rocky reefs, and drift dives along rugged coastlines. Expect variable conditions with cooler water and seasonal visibility, and use boat or shore entries to reach a mix of shallow reefs and deeper sites. This region offers approachable diving for recreational divers with enough diversity to cover multiple day trips. The area’s proximity to the Tasmanian coastline makes it a practical base for exploring southern Australian dive sites.
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Top scuba diving cities in the region of Tasmania
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Bicheno
Coastal Tasmanian town with nearby shore and boat dive options.
Hobart
Tasmanian capital as a gateway to southern Australian diving.
Devonport
Coastal Tasmanian city with limited local diving; use as gateway.
Cities to dive in the Tasmania region
The cities
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The best times to dive in the Tasmania region
The best months to dive in Tasmania are from January to April. Temperatures are confortable (14-17°C), currents are mild and the visibility is at its best.
Based on last year's weather. Scores compare months for this destination only and are indicative. A mitigated month may still suit many divers.
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