Gallery - Coffs Harbour

Coffs Harbour is famed for its Big Banana, its beaches, and its rainforest. The swimming is magnificent, and the fish are almost always jumping.

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Grey Nurse Shark

by MichaelG

Grey Nurse Shark at the Solitary Islands, Australia.
Photocomp June '09 - Open

Sweetlips

by RyanP

These Sweetlips I found at North Solitary Island, NSW, Australia. Canon G7, in Ikelite housing and with Ikelite DS-51 substrobe.
Photocomp June '07 - Open

Solitary Islands

by GabrielleS

A Green Turtle cruising at the Solitary Islands, Northern NSW, Australia.
Photocomp January '06 - Open

Lionfish 2

by Jo

A Lionfish, photographed at South Solitary Island, Coffs Harbour, Australia.
Photocomp November '06 - Open

Lionfish 1

by Jo

A Lionfish, photographed at South Solitary Island, Coffs Harbour, Australia. Captured with a Canon 20D, Ikelite housing, no flash, 55mm, F/7.1, 1/100sec.
Photocomp November '06 - Open

Little Beauty

by intoodeep

This nudibranch was photographed on South Solitary Island, northern New South Wales, Australia.
Photocomp June '06 - Open

Guarding Crab

by intoodeep

This image of a corl crab was shot at South Solitary Island, New South Wales, Australia.
Photocomp June '06 - Open

I took this photo on the western side of North Solitary Island, NSW 27th March 2005. I used a Nikon Coolpix 3200 with a Fantasea CP-3N housing. I took four frames to get this shot. Photoocmp March '05 - Novice

Anemonefish at home

by Brad

I took this photo on the western side of North Solitary Island, NSW 27th March 2005. Isn't it just sooo cute. I used a Nikon Coolpix 3200 with a Fantasea CP-3N housing. I took three frames to get this shot. Photocomp March '05 - Novice

Damsel fish seeks photographers' attention

by Brad

I took this photo on the western side of North Solitary Island , NSW 27th March 2005. This guy was feeling sad because he was not interesting enough for anyone to take photos of him. So to get some attention he dressed himself up with a bit of soft coral. I used a Nikon Coolpix 3200 with a Fantasea CP-3N housing. I took one frame to get this shot. Photocomp March '05 - Novice

Easter Egg cowrie

by Brad

Looks like the Easter Bunny took time out for a splash at Anemone Bay, North Solitary Island, NSW. This photo of an Egg cowrie was taken on Easter Sunday (27th March 2005). I used a Nikon Coolpix 3200 with a Fantasea CP-3N housing. I took one frame to get this shot. Photocomp March '05 - Novice

Who goes there!

by Brad

This was only the third underwater photo I ever taken! I snapped this little guy at Anemone Bay, North Solitary Island, NSW. I used a Nikon Coolpix 3200 Camera with a Fantasea CP-3N housing. I had waited some time for the anemone fish to rise into position and stay there long enough for me to get the shot. I probably took around five frames to get this shot. Photocomp March '05 - Novice

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Bruce the shark: by Ric Mingramm; Bruce the shark in the classic movie "Finding Nemo" declares I'm having fish tonight! ... I must admit that this was my main thought as I dived for the first time with sharks at Coffs Harbour recently.

Coffs Harbour - Time to do it again!: by Ric Mingramm; Well, I take my annual pilgrimage to what is some of the best diving in Australia (not because of the diving JUST but because of the fantastic dive operator).

So little girl you want to dive with whales?: by Ric Mingramm; Back in the dim past when I was allowed to dive at my leisure and we didn't have kids, the other half actually used to get wet quite often. Being the generous provider that I am I was nearly always able to swing our holidays to a place that was close to or driving distance to the water ...