Tuna Hut is a well-known dive and snorkel site located off the coast of Rockingham, Western Australia, within the Perth and Peel region. This offshore reef site is characterised by limestone and sandstone formations, ledges, and bommies that create a habitat for diverse marine species. The site sits in relatively sheltered waters near Garden Island and is popular among local divers who access it by boat. Named for the tuna that frequent the area, it offers clear waters and abundant fish life, making it a rewarding spot for intermediate snorkellers willing to make the boat trip.
Tuna Hut
IntermediateMAYBE
MAYBE
Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Wave Height 0.7 mSwell Period 9.9 sWind Speed 0.7 knPrecipitation 7.2 mmTidal Phase ebb
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Moderate risk: Strong currents
Offshore reef conditions can create unpredictable currents, particularly on changing tides.
Low risk: Boat traffic
The site is offshore and accessed by boat; snorkellers must be aware of dive boats and vessel traffic in the area.
Low risk: Limited shore access
Not accessible from shore; requires boat charter or private vessel, increasing logistical risk.
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Tuna Hut is an offshore reef site near Garden Island, Rockingham. Access is by private boat or via local dive charter operators based at Rockingham Boat Harbour. Launch from the boat ramps at Rockingham Beach or arrange a trip with one of the Perth dive charter companies.
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Parking available at Rockingham Boat Harbour public car parks and at nearby beachside parking areas.
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No direct entry fee, but charter dive/snorkel trips range from $80–$150 per person depending on the operator.
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