Lizard Island Lodge

Dive into the mesmerizing Snake Pit at the Great Barrier Reef! Discover a kaleidoscope of life—vibrant corals, graceful sea snakes, and schools of tropical fish. A captivating underwater realm where every moment is a brushstroke of nature’s brilliance.

When visiting the Ribbon Reefs, a visit to the Cod Hole is an absolute must! You start by making an easy decent down to the sandy bottom around 8 meters, and then begin cruising towards the channel that separates Ribbon 10 from Cormorant reef. It usually doesn't;t take long before we are joined by an enormous resident Potato Cod. reaching up to 6 feet in length, and behaving like a labrador, these gentle giants are a sight to behold. After some selfie time with the Cod, we can continue exploring, the blue waters. Reef sharks are also often seen, along with schooling sweetlips and snapper. On the rare occasion that the current isn't too strong, we can venture out to the deeper area, where legend has it, pygymy seahorses can be found...

Possibly the most well-known dive site in the world can be found roughly 96 kilometres north of Cairns, at Cod Hole. Part of the string of long narrow Ribbon Reefs, Cod Hole is home to a group of very friendly potato cod, reaching up to 100 kilograms, that have become accustomed to divers over the past 30 years.

Beautiful Bommie right off reef 10, depths ranging from the bottom at 85 feet up to the top in about 10 feet of water. The Bonnie is about 30 feet in diameter

Located just south of ribbon reef number 10 this dive site is in close proximity to many other awesome sites, such as Gotham city, coral kingdom and twin towers.

Located Just south of Pixie wall this dive site is very similar but with more dramatic walls that pixie wall, this site how ever is a bit shallower in the wall section and is located further from the cleaning station