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ReefRibbon Reefs & Lizard Island
Table Tops
A seldom-described northern Ribbon Reef mooring on Mike Ball's itinerary map.
Details need confirmationReefCairns
Tennis Court (Flynn Reef)
A bright sand arena ringed by coral – easy navigation, rays and turtles.
Details need confirmationWreckBundaberg & Agnes Water
The Barge (Cochrane Artificial Reef)
The shallowest wreck on Cochrane Artificial Reef, at about 15 m, covered in sponges and coral – ideal for new divers.
Details need confirmationReefNingaloo – Exmouth
The Boulders (Lighthouse Bay)
A lesser-known Lighthouse Bay site of coral outcrops.
Details need confirmationReefNingaloo – Coral Bay
The Canyons (Coral Bay)
Spur-and-groove canyons on the outer reef near Coral Bay.
Details need confirmationPinnacle/BommieWhitsundays & Bowen
The Cluster (Bait Reef)
Four bommies in a cross where turtles sleep – an easy-to-navigate night dive on Bait Reef.
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The Gardens (Whitsunday Island)
Shallow plate-coral gardens protected in all winds – the Whitsundays' all-weather fallback.
Details need confirmationReefGold Coast
The Gutters (Palm Beach)
The shallowest listed Palm Beach Reef section, in 5-12 m, cut by sand gutters between rocky ridges.
Details need confirmationReefSunshine Coast
The Hole
One of the lesser-documented named reef sites in the Mooloolaba operators' rotation – a chance to dive typical Gneering Shoals…
Details need confirmationWallCoral Sea
The Junkyard (Bougainville Reef)
A seldom-described Bougainville Reef site (marinelife.org.au's list of additional Bougainville sites).
Details need confirmationReefLady Elliot Island
The Lagoon (Lady Elliot Island)
A shallow, tide-dependent snorkelling lagoon with friendly turtles near Channel One.
Details need confirmationReefCairns
The Nursery (Norman Reef)
A lightly documented Norman Reef mooring; details should be confirmed with operators.
Details need confirmationReefGold Coast
The Nursery (Palm Beach)
A shallow Palm Beach Reef site in 7-14 m favoured for newer divers and juvenile fish.
Details need confirmationPinnacle/BommieCairns
The Pinnacles (Moore Reef)
Coral pinnacles and drop-offs on the edge of Moore Reef's horseshoe, with Maori wrasse, schooling jacks and reef sharks.
Details need confirmationReefSunshine Coast
The Plateau
One of the lesser-documented named reef sites in the Mooloolaba operators' rotation – a chance to dive typical Gneering Shoals…
Details need confirmationReefNingaloo – Exmouth
The Spit (Muiron Islands)
A ledge with swim-throughs where grey nurse sharks rest.
Details need confirmationReefPort Douglas
The Wedge (Opal Reef)
Channel-edge site rated one of Opal's best for coral and fish life.
Details need confirmationReefGold Coast
The Zoo
A mid-depth Palm Beach Reef site in 13-16 m, named for the sheer variety of animals typically seen.
Details need confirmationReefNingaloo – Exmouth
Three Fins
Shallow west-side reef with cracks and ledges.
Details need confirmationReefPort Douglas
Tongue Reef
Maze-like reef complex whose seaward Sister reefs host Wavelength's exclusive snorkel moorings.
Details need confirmationDriftFar Northern Reef & Torres Strait
Torres Strait Outer Reef Channels
Fast tidal channels and fringing reefs of the southern Torres Strait islands – experienced, locally guided diving only.
Details need confirmationReefSunshine Coast
Triple D
One of the lesser-documented named reef sites in the Mooloolaba operators' rotation – a chance to dive typical Gneering Shoals…
Details need confirmationIslandHeron Island & Capricorn Group
Tryon Island Reef
An undeveloped 11-hectare nesting cay with a good snorkel reef, reached only at high tide.
Details need confirmationReefSunshine Coast
Tunnels (Gneerings)
One of the lesser-documented named reef sites in the Mooloolaba operators' rotation – a chance to dive typical Gneering Shoals…
Details need confirmation