There are quite a number of dive sites around Kurnell. These sites are accessed from the shore via the car parks at the National Park.  Their appeal is the relative ease of entry and exit and navigating.  Basically from the shore there is rocks galore that are covered with a wide variety of plant life and this of course attracts lots of fish.  Navigation is easy, the rocks run out to the sand line and run basically east-west.  The sand line is at around 12m depending on the tides.  You can simply swim along the sand line and when you are ready, turn around and return to your starting point.  Kurnell dive sites are generally well protected when the wind &/or seas are southerlies.  Visibility is generally good at 5 to 8 metres.  You can expect to see weedy sea dragons along the sand line.  Kurnell dive sites can be affected by outgoing tides when the viz will be poorer and there may be a current running east.

Below are links to my Kurnell dives, most with photos.

This site was last updated 04/05/12