Region: Kurnell, NSW
Skill Level: Advanced
Depth: 10m to 25m (33ft to 82ft)
Water Temperature: 16°C - 23°C (61°F - 73°F)
Visibility: 5m to 15m (16ft to 49ft)
Best Time to Dive: May - October
Description: Located on the southern headland of Botany Bay in New South Wales, Voodoo is a premier shore dive known for its dramatic underwater topography and vibrant marine life. It is often considered one of the best dives in the Sydney region for those with the experience to handle the entry.
Marine Life: Weedy Sea Dragons, Giant Cuttlefish, Port Jackson sharks, Wobbegongs, and large schools of Yellowtail. Nudibranchs
Hazards: The entry and exit require a "giant stride" off a rock ledge and a timed exit onto a slippery rock platform. Heavy surge can make the gutters dangerous, and the site is highly exposed to southerly and easterly swell
Facilities: There is a car park nearby within the National Park, but no dedicated dive facilities or freshwater showers at the immediate site.