English (Translate this text in English): There are probably 100+ dive sites near Melbourne, Port Phillip Bay & the Mornington Peninsula. Some popular, others not so well known.
A lot of wrecks are located in what is known as "The Ship’s Graveyard". This 3 miles in diameter is located in Bass Strait; used to scuttle old ships, mainly by explosive charge.
English (Translate this text in English): There are probably 100+ dive sites near Melbourne, Port Phillip Bay & the Mornington Peninsula. Some popular, others not so well known.
A lot of wrecks are located in what is known as "The Ship’s Graveyard". This 3 miles in diameter is located in Bass Strait; used to scuttle old ships, mainly by explosive charge.
There are probably 100+ dive sites near Melbourne, Port Phillip Bay & the Mornington Peninsula. Some popular, others not so well known.
A lot of wrecks are located in what is known as "The Ship’s Graveyard". This 3 miles in diameter is located in Bass Strait; used to scuttle old ships, mainly by explosive charge.
English (Translate this text in English): There are probably 100+ dive sites near Melbourne, Port Phillip Bay & the Mornington Peninsula. Some popular, others not so well known.
A lot of wrecks are located in what is known as "The Ship’s Graveyard". This 3 miles in diameter is located in Bass Strait; used to scuttle old ships, mainly by explosive charge.
English (Translate this text in English): There are probably 100+ dive sites near Melbourne, Port Phillip Bay & the Mornington Peninsula. Some popular, others not so well known.
A lot of wrecks are located in what is known as "The Ship’s Graveyard". This 3 miles in diameter is located in Bass Strait; used to scuttle old ships, mainly by explosive charge.
English (Translate this text in English): There are probably 100+ dive sites near Melbourne, Port Phillip Bay & the Mornington Peninsula. Some popular, others not so well known.
A lot of wrecks are located in what is known as "The Ship’s Graveyard". This 3 miles in diameter is located in Bass Strait; used to scuttle old ships, mainly by explosive charge.
English (Translate this text in English): There are probably 100+ dive sites near Melbourne, Port Phillip Bay & the Mornington Peninsula. Some popular, others not so well known.
A lot of wrecks are located in what is known as "The Ship’s Graveyard". This 3 miles in diameter is located in Bass Strait; used to scuttle old ships, mainly by explosive charge.
English (Translate this text in English): There are probably 100+ dive sites near Melbourne, Port Phillip Bay & the Mornington Peninsula. Some popular, others not so well known.
A lot of wrecks are located in what is known as "The Ship’s Graveyard". This 3 miles in diameter is located in Bass Strait; used to scuttle old ships, mainly by explosive charge.
English (Translate this text in English): There are probably 100+ dive sites near Melbourne, Port Phillip Bay & the Mornington Peninsula. Some popular, others not so well known.
A lot of wrecks are located in what is known as "The Ship’s Graveyard". This 3 miles in diameter is located in Bass Strait; used to scuttle old ships, mainly by explosive charge.
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