Scuba dive with us and see the ex-HMAS Tobruk in it’s final resting place, teaming with marine life. Explore the ships Decks and many rooms that have been used by the Australian military on a range of operations.
Mata Rays, Turtles, Sting Rays, Bull Rays, Sharks, Reef Fish, Palagic Fish, Dolphins, Humpback Whales (July/Oct)
Being isolated in the middle of the bay, this historic icon and former Royal Australian Navy ship attracts an abundance of enchanting marine life with all of its nooks and crannies.
Suggested for more advanced divers as you’ll want to nail your buoyancy through all of the doorways, the ex-HMAS Tobruk has a depth of up to 32m and 127m long!
It’s an adventure you will remember forever, diving a shipwreck that was made by man and lovingly decorated by Mother Nature with its stunning soft corals growing on all parts of the ship.
Along with ancient turtles, dolphins and humpback whales between July to October, you’ll also come across an array of different sharks and rays, including whitetip sharks, blacktip sharks, grey reef sharks, eagle rays, sting rays and bull rays.
Swim through large schooling of pelagic fish, snapper and tuskfish.
Scuba Dive the ex-HMAS Tobruk on the Southern Great Barrier Reef now!