Diver and a giant cuttlefish. Photo by David Harasti

The blotched hawkfish (Cirrhitichthys aprinus). Photo by David Harasti

The donut nembrotha found off Cabbage Tree Island. Photo by David Harasti

The Looking Glass, a popular scuba diving spot.

The granular seastar (Uniophora granifera) lives on rocky surfaces. Photo by David Harasti

View of Sawtooth Rocks from Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse

Number One Beach

Celito Beach

Fingal Island and Spit

Gould’s petrel, an endangered seabird.

Rock pools host a variety of resilient marine plants and animals

The striped pyjama squid buries itself in the sand to hide from predators. Photo by David Harasti

The swimming anemone attaches itself to aquatic plants or rocks to catch drifting food particles. Photo by David Harasti

The red indianfish lives in sponge gardens where it is easily camouflaged. Photo by David Harasti

The coastline from Tomaree Head to Anna Bay

The blue groper can be found in protected reef areas. Photo by David Harasti

Cod Rock, a popular diving spot off Broughton Island. Photo by David Harasti

White’s seahorse lives in protected reef areas amongst seagrass and kelp. Photo by David Harasti

Blueys Beach