Click on the map below to navigate the South-east Marine Parks Network.

There are 14 Australian Marine Parks off the coast of Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania, covering 388,464 square kilometres. Together they make up the South-east Network.

In these parks off Australia’s South-east coast, migratory whales journey to and from Antarctica twice a year, providing one of the best opportunities to spot these popular marine mammals.

Iconic species such as southern bluefin tuna and blue whales roam here.

In the deep sea, there’s a diverse range of fishes and other creatures, such as crabs, coral, sea urchins and sponges that have bizarre and fascinating adaptations to survive in their deep, dark homes.

South-east marine park network values – Our oceans brochure

South-east Marine Parks Network Management Plan

A management plan for the South-east Marine Parks Network came into operation on 1 July 2013.

• See the Guide for users of the South-east Network, setting out the zones and rules for marine parks in the network.
• See the maps for the South-east marine parks.

Regional Engagement

The implementation of the South-east Marine Parks Network Management Plan is supported by the South-east Marine Parks Advisory Committee.