SS Yongala Wreck: Dive into history at Australia’s largest and most intact historic shipwreck, resting 14-28 meters below the surface. Experience the incredible diversity and abundance of marine life, from giant Queensland groupers to sea snakes and shovel-nosed rays. This world-renowned wreck promises an unforgettable underwater journey, with each dive revealing new secrets of its past.

Spoilsport, Australia’s most awarded liveaboard, ensures your comfort and convenience throughout the expedition, offering sumptuous cuisine and spacious accommodations. With outstanding stability, any weather-related itinerary changes ensure you experience the best diving available, whether exploring wrecks or embarking on exploratory dives in the depths of the Coral Sea.

Join us on the Yongala Wreck & Coral Sea Expedition for an unparalleled diving experience, where adventure and discovery await beneath the waves.

SS Yongala Wreck: Dive into history at Australia’s largest and most intact historic shipwreck, resting 14-28 meters below the surface. Experience the incredible diversity and abundance of marine life, from giant Queensland groupers to sea snakes and shovel-nosed rays. This world-renowned wreck promises an unforgettable underwater journey, with each dive revealing new secrets of its past.

Spoilsport, Australia’s most awarded liveaboard, ensures your comfort and convenience throughout the expedition, offering sumptuous cuisine and spacious accommodations. With outstanding stability, any weather-related itinerary changes ensure you experience the best diving available, whether exploring wrecks or embarking on exploratory dives in the depths of the Coral Sea.

Join us on the Yongala Wreck & Coral Sea Expedition for an unparalleled diving experience, where adventure and discovery await beneath the waves.

SS Yongala Wreck: Dive into history at Australia’s largest and most intact historic shipwreck, resting 14-28 meters below the surface. Experience the incredible diversity and abundance of marine life, from giant Queensland groupers to sea snakes and shovel-nosed rays. This world-renowned wreck promises an unforgettable underwater journey, with each dive revealing new secrets of its past.

Spoilsport, Australia’s most awarded liveaboard, ensures your comfort and convenience throughout the expedition, offering sumptuous cuisine and spacious accommodations. With outstanding stability, any weather-related itinerary changes ensure you experience the best diving available, whether exploring wrecks or embarking on exploratory dives in the depths of the Coral Sea.

Join us on the Yongala Wreck & Coral Sea Expedition for an unparalleled diving experience, where adventure and discovery await beneath the waves.

SS Yongala Wreck: Dive into history at Australia’s largest and most intact historic shipwreck, resting 14-28 meters below the surface. Experience the incredible diversity and abundance of marine life, from giant Queensland groupers to sea snakes and shovel-nosed rays. This world-renowned wreck promises an unforgettable underwater journey, with each dive revealing new secrets of its past.

Spoilsport, Australia’s most awarded liveaboard, ensures your comfort and convenience throughout the expedition, offering sumptuous cuisine and spacious accommodations. With outstanding stability, any weather-related itinerary changes ensure you experience the best diving available, whether exploring wrecks or embarking on exploratory dives in the depths of the Coral Sea.

Join us on the Yongala Wreck & Coral Sea Expedition for an unparalleled diving experience, where adventure and discovery await beneath the waves.

Wheeler Reef – Explore this pristine platform reef with white sands and spectacular coral gardens, schooling fish, sharks, turtles and rays.

MOUA (Museum of Underwater Art) – Dive Australia’s only underwater museum.

SS Yongala – Australia’s largest, most intact historic shipwreck which sank in 1911, resting 14-28m below the surface. Claimed to be one of the worlds ‘top ten’ wrecks, the Yongala is renowned for its incredible diversity and abundance of marine life. Giant Queensland groupers, sea snakes, shovel-nosed rays and huge schools of fish abound at the Yongala.

Flinders Reef – Spectacular walls with vertical drops in excess of 300m (1000ft) and 40m (120ft +) visibility. Bommies and reefs are smothered with both soft and hard corals at dive sites ‘Trigger Happy and ‘ Fan Fair’. Huge soft coral trees, fans and sea whips decorate ‘Cod Wall’ where the ancient Gigantus Gorgonia fan spans over 5 meters. Sharks tuna and barracuda patrol the reef slopes drop offs, and fish school around the edges of the reefs where the currents diverge.

Holmes Reef – Explore the vast caves canyons and swim throughs connecting the abyssal drop off to the reef top at ‘Amazing’. Equally amazing, is to circumnavigate ‘Nonki Bommie’ adorned with huge brightly coloured soft corals, sea fans, critters and schooling fish.

Wheeler Reef – Explore this pristine platform reef with white sands and spectacular coral gardens, schooling fish, sharks, turtles and rays.

MOUA (Museum of Underwater Art) – Dive Australia’s only underwater museum.

SS Yongala – Australia’s largest, most intact historic shipwreck which sank in 1911, resting 14-28m below the surface. Claimed to be one of the worlds ‘top ten’ wrecks, the Yongala is renowned for its incredible diversity and abundance of marine life. Giant Queensland groupers, sea snakes, shovel-nosed rays and huge schools of fish abound at the Yongala.

Flinders Reef – Spectacular walls with vertical drops in excess of 300m (1000ft) and 40m (120ft +) visibility. Bommies and reefs are smothered with both soft and hard corals at dive sites ‘Trigger Happy and ‘ Fan Fair’. Huge soft coral trees, fans and sea whips decorate ‘Cod Wall’ where the ancient Gigantus Gorgonia fan spans over 5 meters. Sharks tuna and barracuda patrol the reef slopes drop offs, and fish school around the edges of the reefs where the currents diverge.

Wheeler Reef – Explore this pristine platform reef with white sands and spectacular coral gardens, schooling fish, sharks, turtles and rays.

MOUA (Museum of Underwater Art) – Dive Australia’s only underwater museum.

SS Yongala – Australia’s largest, most intact historic shipwreck which sank in 1911, resting 14-28m below the surface. Claimed to be one of the worlds ‘top ten’ wrecks, the Yongala is renowned for its incredible diversity and abundance of marine life. Giant Queensland groupers, sea snakes, shovel-nosed rays and huge schools of fish abound at the Yongala.

Flinders Reef – Spectacular walls with vertical drops in excess of 300m (1000ft) and 40m (120ft +) visibility. Bommies and reefs are smothered with both soft and hard corals at dive sites ‘Trigger Happy and ‘ Fan Fair’. Huge soft coral trees, fans and sea whips decorate ‘Cod Wall’ where the ancient Gigantus Gorgonia fan spans over 5 meters. Sharks tuna and barracuda patrol the reef slopes drop offs, and fish school around the edges of the reefs where the currents diverge.

Holmes Reef – Explore the vast caves canyons and swim throughs connecting the abyssal drop off to the reef top at ‘Amazing’. Equally amazing, is to circumnavigate ‘Nonki Bommie’ adorned with huge brightly coloured soft corals, sea fans, critters and schooling fish.

7 Night Yongala Wreck & Coral Sea Expedition featuring:

Wheeler Reef – Explore this pristine platform reef with white sands and spectacular coral gardens, schooling fish, sharks, turtles and rays.

SS Yongala – Australia’s largest, most intact historic shipwreck which sank in 1911, resting 14-28m below the surface. Claimed to be one of the worlds ‘top ten’ wrecks, the Yongala is renowned for its incredible diversity and abundance of marine life. Giant Queensland groupers, sea snakes, shovel-nosed rays and huge schools of fish abound at the Yongala.
SS Gothenburg & Old Reef – Whilst the history of the SS Gothenburg is less famed and regaled much less than the Yongala, it has an equally tragic story of her fate. Strewn across Old Reef, this wreck is a fascinating dive into Australia’s maritime history where she now lies amidst the home of some beautiful corals and their reef inhabitants.

Flinders Reef – Spectacular walls with vertical drops in excess of 300m (1000ft) and 40m (120ft +) visibility. Bommies and reefs are smothered with both soft and hard corals at dive sites ‘Trigger Happy and ‘ Fan Fair’. Huge soft coral trees, fans and sea whips decorate ‘Cod Wall’ where the ancient Gigantus Gorgonia fan spans over 5 meters. Sharks tuna and barracuda patrol the reef slopes drop offs, and fish school around the edges of the reefs where the currents diverge.

7 Night Yongala Wreck & Coral Sea Expedition featuring:

Wheeler Reef – Explore this pristine platform reef with white sands and spectacular coral gardens, schooling fish, sharks, turtles and rays.

SS Yongala – Australia’s largest, most intact historic shipwreck which sank in 1911, resting 14-28m below the surface. Claimed to be one of the worlds ‘top ten’ wrecks, the Yongala is renowned for its incredible diversity and abundance of marine life. Giant Queensland groupers, sea snakes, shovel-nosed rays and huge schools of fish abound at the Yongala.
SS Gothenburg & Old Reef – Whilst the history of the SS Gothenburg is less famed and regaled much less than the Yongala, it has an equally tragic story of her fate. Strewn across Old Reef, this wreck is a fascinating dive into Australia’s maritime history where she now lies amidst the home of some beautiful corals and their reef inhabitants.

Flinders Reef – Spectacular walls with vertical drops in excess of 300m (1000ft) and 40m (120ft +) visibility. Bommies and reefs are smothered with both soft and hard corals at dive sites ‘Trigger Happy and ‘ Fan Fair’. Huge soft coral trees, fans and sea whips decorate ‘Cod Wall’ where the ancient Gigantus Gorgonia fan spans over 5 meters. Sharks tuna and barracuda patrol the reef slopes drop offs, and fish school around the edges of the reefs where the currents diverge.

ヨンガラレック＆コーラルシーエクスペディション(7泊)

6 Night Yongala Wreck & Coral Sea Expedition featuring:

Wheeler Reef – Explore this pristine platform reef with white sands and spectacular coral gardens, schooling fish, sharks, turtles and rays.
SS Yongala – Australia’s largest, most intact historic shipwreck which sank in 1911, resting 14-28m below the surface. Claimed to be one of the worlds ‘top ten’ wrecks, the Yongala is renowned for its incredible diversity and abundance of marine life. Giant Queensland groupers, sea snakes, shovel-nosed rays and huge schools of fish abound at the Yongala.
SS Gothenburg & Old Reef – Whilst the history of the SS Gothenburg is less famed and regaled much less than the Yongala, it has an equally tragic story of her fate. Strewn across Old Reef, this wreck is a fascinating dive into Australia’s maritime history where she now lies amidst the home of some beautiful corals and their reef inhabitants.
Flinders Reef – Spectacular walls with vertical drops in excess of 300m (1000ft) and 40m (120ft +) visibility. Bommies and reefs are smothered with both soft and hard corals at dive sites ‘Trigger Happy and ‘ Fan Fair’. Huge soft coral trees, fans and sea whips decorate ‘Cod Wall’ where the ancient Gigantus Gorgonia fan spans over 5 meters. Sharks tuna and barracuda patrol the reef slopes drop offs, and fish school around the edges of the reefs where the currents diverge.
Holmes Reef – Explore the vast caves canyons and swim throughs connecting the abyssal drop off to the reef top at ‘Amazing’. Equally amazing, is to circumnavigate ‘Nonki Bommie’ adorned with huge brightly coloured soft corals, sea fans, critters and schooling fish.

ヨンガラレック＆コーラルシーエクスペディション(7泊)