Deep 6 Diving Jervis Bay describes a Bowen Island 'multilevel site' that starts at 5 m, drops over a wall to 15 m and then slopes to sand at 30 m. It is presented as excellent for all experience levels, because divers can choose how deep to go while staying on the same reef, and the profile naturally ends in the shallows for a long safety stop among the fish.

The site's calling card is the oceanic sunfish (Mola mola). Sunfish visit cleaning stations on the reef, where small wrasse and other cleaners pick parasites from their skin, and a patient diver who stays still near the station may be rewarded with a close encounter with one of the ocean's strangest fish. Juvenile fish schools crowd the upper wall, and the usual Bowen Island cast – weedy sea dragons, yellowtail, seapike, leatherjackets and cuttlefish – is present.

Divers should treat it as the operator's name for a Bowen Island multilevel dive and rely on the dive centre's choice of site on the day. Bowen Island's waters are part of Booderee National Park and a sanctuary zone, landing on the island is prohibited, and all marine life is protected. Sunfish are easily disturbed – do not chase or touch them, and keep clear of the cleaning station itself.

Charters depart Huskisson (Dive Jervis Bay; boats in Currambene Creek), about 15–20 minutes across the bay to Bowen Island. Private boats can launch at the Murrays Beach ramp in Booderee National Park (park entry fee; ramp faces Bowen Island, 5 minutes away) or at Huskisson/Callala. Deep 6 Diving lists this as a Bowen Island site without a published position; operators choose the side of the island according to conditions.

Travel time is 15–25 minutes from Huskisson.

Bowen Island shelters the southern side of the Jervis Bay entrance. The inside and north-western corner (Nursery, Aztec, North Bowen) are protected from southerly swell and are often the only diveable sites when big southerlies close the outer coast, although waves can break on the points in large seas. The eastern and southern faces are exposed to south-easterly and southerly swell and want under about 1.5 m.

An outgoing tide can produce strong current around the island's points. Visibility typically 10–20 m.

Start shallow at 5 m, drop over the wall to 15 m and follow the slope towards the 30 m sand only as far as your certification allows, then work back up the slope and wall, watching for sunfish at cleaning stations on the way.

Deep 6 Diving Jervis Bay and Dive Jervis Bay (Huskisson) include Bowen Island multilevel dives in their regular rotation.