Kurnel Sponge Gardens. Kurnel Peninsula, at the mouth of Botany Bay, Sydney, is home to a rich marine biodiversity. But if you get a chance to dive here only once, you are almost guaranteed to see weedy sea dragons, nudibranchs and cuttlefish. These critters were filmed on one dive in 2004.

Strap on your cyber mask, plug in your fins, and take a virtual dive at one of Australasia's great dive destinations.
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Kurnel Peninsula, at the mouth of Botany Bay, Sydney, is home to a rich marine biodiversity. But if you get a chance to dive here only once, you are almost guaranteed to see weedy sea dragons, nudibranchs and cuttlefish. These critters were filmed on one dive in 2004.

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Kurnel Sponge Gardens.
Kurnel Peninsula, at the mouth of Botany Bay, Sydney, is home to a rich marine biodiversity. But if you get a chance to dive here only once, you are almost guaranteed to see weedy sea dragons, nudibranchs and cuttlefish. These critters were filmed on one dive in 2004.