The sites
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Barracuda BommieA deep-water pinnacle on the sheltered side of a small ribbon reef at Agincourt Reef 2, right on the outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef. It’s one of the most popular sites on the Agincourt trips.22 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Gary’s GutA wall on the outer edge of Agincourt Reef 4 that plunges from 5 metres to 40 metres. It averages about 20 metres, so it suits Open Water divers, and it’s a favourite with repeat divers.40 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Harry’s BommieA garden reef among the pinnacles and patch reefs west of Agincourt Reef 4. It’s a favourite with dive instructors.16 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Horse ShoeA patch reef between Agincourt Reefs 2 and 3, in an area of strong tidal movement. You can drift it or dive it from the mooring.20 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Nursery BommieOne of the most spectacular dive sites on the Agincourt Reef system: a pinnacle rising from 25 metres to 16 metres, behind a small ribbon reef at Agincourt Reef 2.24 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Phil’s ReefA patch reef behind Agincourt Reef 3 with a spectacular spread of corals. Huge plates make perfect ambush grounds for groper and coral trout.16 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef The ChapelThe front of a patch reef inside Agincourt Reef 4, and a relaxed wall dive. It got its name from a wedding held here some years ago.20 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef The GardensA shallow lagoon at the northern end of Agincourt Reef 2b, sheltered from waves from almost every direction. It has some of the most colourful coral gardens on the Agincourt reefs.10 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef The PointThe south-western tip of Agincourt Reef 4, where a sheltered lagoon meets a deep-water wall. It’s a big-fish dive.25 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef The WreckA large sandy bay midway along the outer edge of Agincourt Reef 3, where a Taiwanese fishing boat ran aground and was wrecked.22 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Three SistersThree deep-water pinnacles on the sheltered side of a patch reef along the inner edge of Agincourt Reef 4. Grey reef sharks are almost always there as you get in.20 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Triggerfish CityAn unusual site at the northern end of Agincourt Reef 1, with large porites boulders scattered over a sandy bottom. Large titan triggerfish frequent the area.16 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Turtle BayA sheltered corner of Agincourt Reef 2, named for the large loggerhead turtles that visit from late October to early December. It’s a great option for a deeper dive.22 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Turtle BommieA small, isolated patch reef west of Agincourt Reef 3, and one of the dive instructors’ favourites. On calm days you can spot it from far off by the fish near the surface.
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef Two RockA well-sheltered site on Agincourt Reef 3 with plenty of variety. Coral cover is second to none, and turtles are regular visitors.20 m
- Reef dive · Agincourt Reef West EndA pure wall dive around the south-western corner and reef front of Agincourt Reef 2d, with swim-through caves along the way.15 m
