Tours & Cruises

Meet at, be issued with dive equipment and depart from, the Snug Cove wharf. A short, fast boat trip brings you to the dive sites taking in views of Ben Boyd National Park and the landmark Ben Boyd’s tower on the way. This park is named after Benjamin Boyd, a prominent 19th-century Far South Coast entrepreneur. Its rugged coastline is a colourful display of folded red rocks, standing out against the sapphire blue waters of the Pacific Ocean.

Once at the site, you will be given a quick history of the wrecks and the format of the dive. Then, you will be assisted into the water and accompanied by qualified dive professionals on an exploration of the Tasman Hauler. After the dive, relax on board the boat while you are served light refreshments and the boat moves to the site of the Henry Bolte.

On completion of the second dive, you will be returned to Snug Cove where you can spend the rest of your day exploring Eden, Twofold Bay, or head off on another of the great tours on offer. Drop-off at other points in Twofold Bay (such as the Cruise ship or the dual purpose wharf) are easily arranged if preferred by the Ship.

Light, non-alcoholic refreshments included

Have a leisurely meal after the diving then explore Eden township.

Be sure to bring your camera today as there will be a range of photo opportunities. If you have an underwater camera (rated to at least 40m) bring that too!

Ensure you have your diving certification card with you. Bring along a hat, towel, sunscreen, your bathers and dry clothes to wear after the dive.

Dive Guides and all dive equipment supplied including wetsuits, tanks, weights, regulators etc. Divers will be required to show their certification card and sign indemnity forms.

Merimbula Divers Lodge
Director: Michael Standen
Phone: 02 6495 3611 | Mobile: 0419 644 516
Email: info@merimbuladiverslodge.com.au