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Ball's Pyramid, Australia · OpenDive Atlas

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Ball's Pyramid

New South Wales — Lord Howe Island, Australia

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The world's tallest sea stack, with Galápagos sharks and endemic species.

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Location: New South Wales — Lord Howe Island, Australia
Coordinates: 31.7540° S, 159.2520° E
Dive type: Boat, Wall
Experience level: Advanced
Visibility: 25–40 m
Water temperature: 18–25 °C
Maximum depth: 40 m
Typical current: Strong

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