Sheltered inside Moreton Island this fascinating dive site now
comprises over 30 wrecks ranging from barges, yachts, tugs,
pontoons and ferries right through to an old Brisbane tram.
These have all been sunk since 1968 to now form a huge
artificial reef which is the adopted home for some absolutely
huge fish. As well as king fish, kobia, batfish, trevally, sweetlip,
red emperor, parrot fish and turrum, divers will find up to 8 giant
Queensland grouper over 2 metres long. Best dived on slack
water high tide this location can also be an exciting drift dive
allowing easy exploration of most wrecks in the group. Visibility
may be poor (2 or 3 metres) but sometimes divers are surprised
at being able to see 4 or 5 wrecks at any one time in 20 to 30
metres of visibility.
