Trousers Point

Also known as: Trouser Point

Divers enter about 500 metres south of the track at a cluster of large limestone rocks on the granite shore. A hundred metres out, low limestone reefs begin and form several swim-throughs with good fish life and seaweed. Limestone reef is unusual in Tasmania, where most diving is on sandstone or volcanic rock. Parks and Wildlife Service also mentions seadragons at the site.

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