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Number Sixteen

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Depth: 5m, Difficulty: OW
GPS: -38.392783 144.789483 ( 38°23.567'S 144°47.369'E )
Last Edited: 12/24/2022, 4:54:37 PM

Description

Number Sixteen Beach (aka Number 16 Beach) is a back beach of Rye on the Mornington Peninsula. There is a large gorge called 'The Divide' cut into the cliffs to the north-west of Number Sixteen Beach.

To the west of Number Sixteen Beach there is a series of undercut ledges and gullies dropping off a wide platform, and access is straight off the edge.

This area consists of a series of low ledges and gullies off the edge of the sea terrace. There are interesting undercuts full of fish. The platform has many wave-worn crevices, some of which are big enough for a diver to enter and contain blowholes exiting at the surface. They are very dangerous and a freak wave can force you through and against the rocks in a potentially fatal way. Those snorkellers and divers wanting to explore further can head around to 'The Divide'.

Dive Type: Shore Dive

Imported from The Scuba Doctor

Access

Shore access

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