The Bluff is a rocky headland shore-dive site near Lake Tyers on Victoria's Gippsland coast, offering access to temperate reef systems with rocky ledges and gutters. Snorkelers enter from the sheltered shoreline and explore shallow granite boulders and kelp beds that fringe the point. The site is known for its clear-water conditions on calm days and the variety of rocky-reef marine life typical of eastern Victoria's Bass Strait coastline. Its easy shore entry makes it a popular local training and snorkelling spot.
The Bluff (shore dive near Lake Tyers)
IntermediateMAYBE
MAYBE
Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Wave Height 0.2 mSwell Period 6.8 sWind Speed 6.3 knPrecipitation 52 mmTidal Phase flood
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Entry
Located off the Lake Tyers Beach area, approximately 20 km south of Lakes Entrance via the Princes Highway. Turn toward Lake Tyers Beach and follow local roads to the headland area near the Bluff.
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Limited roadside parking near the headland access point.
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