Cloudy Bay Lagoon, Bruny Island dive & snorkel conditions
South Bruny National Park · Shore reef · Shore entry · Depth 1-5 m · Marine protected area
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About Cloudy Bay Lagoon, Bruny Island
Cloudy Bay's shallow seagrass-lined lagoon lies within the Cloudy Bay Marine Conservation Area, part of South Bruny National Park.
Known for rips
This site can form rip currents. If you're caught in one: stay calm, raise an arm for help, float until it releases you, then swim parallel to the shore. How to spot a rip.
Access — entry & exit
Beach entry from the Cloudy Bay camping area.
Fishing
Not allowed — Fishing permitted in Marine Conservation Area, subject to limits
Wildlife recorded nearby
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Site details from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudy_Bay_(Tasmania) | https://murrayfoote.com/2017/11/24/jetty-beach-and-cloudy-bay/. Conditions data from Open-Meteo and WillyWeather — how we rate sites.