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Tweed River at Tweed Heads is Australia's most frequently dived site, with 31,895 logged dives. As a river dive, it differs clearly from the reef, ocean, wall, beach, and wreck settings that dominate the wider national mix. Divers give it a strong average rating, and its heavy use places it ahead of Heart Pontoon at Hardy Reef. The average maximum depth is 9 metres, with average visibility of 8 metres. That combination defines a relatively shallow river setting with a concise practical outline for depth and sightline planning. The site's character comes from the river environment itself, making Tweed River a distinctive signature site rather than a stand-in for Australia's much larger reef and ocean offering.

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