Local Dive Sites Below
PDF map of wreck locations in Darwin
harbour
WWII Wrecks
Tanker 440.2 feet
long 
Old sailing ship used as a
coal
barge
US Transport Ship 410
feet
long 
US Transport ship 430 feet
long
US Destroyer 314.4
feet long
Troop ship 410
feet long
Cyclone Tracy Wrecks
Prawn
trawler 82 feet
long 
Prawn
trawler 82 feet sister ship to the Bell bird
steel
hulled Three Masted schooner 35.8 metres
long 
Steel ferry 75 feet
long located just after the discovery of the Booya
( Virtually intact ) The site is under the control of the heritage branch and has a strict
permit system in operation. The diving of the historic wreck of Booya can only be done
through local dive operators. No fishing allowed at this site
Prawn
trawler 73 feet
long 
Steel
ferry 22m long
Artificial Reefs/Wrecks
Old
costal freighter and a Prawn trawler lying side by
side
old
trawler sunk as artificial reef
Old Bottle washer
sunk at angler
reef 
Derelict barge and 2 other vessels sunk by DSAC
Vietnamese Refugee
Boat 
Barge 18m x 12m
Steel commercial
fishing boat 50 feet
long 
Prawn trawler /
freighter 32 metres long
Fishing vessel 25 meters
long 
Ex pearl meat steel vessel 25m in length
Vietnamese Refugee
Boat 
16 meter steel yacht sunk
close to Rick Mills reef.
OTHER SITES
Small
landing
barge
Amphibious craft LVT
Steam
Ship 85.3 metres in length wrecked
1881
Schooner
rigged steam ship sunk in 1888 Located by DSAC
Members
Shallow dive through
large coral
bommies 
Shallow dive through
large coral bommies
Shallow dive through
large coral
bommies
Large rocky
ridge
PLANES
Catalina flying boat
RAAF exposed at low tide
Catalina flying boat RAAF
Catalina flying boat
RAAF
Catalina
flying Boat United States Navy #41
Catalina flying boat USN number 4 or
8 
Catalina
flying boat USN number 4 or 8
C 47 Dakota
plane