Scuba Dive the S.S. Yongala Wreck on the Great Barrier Reef.

Venture into the depths of the Great Barrier Reef and uncover the secrets hidden within the sunken S.S. Yongala Wreck. As divers descend into the underwater realm, a world of mystery and wonder unfolds around them.

The wreck, teeming with marine life and historical intrigue, offers a unique and unforgettable diving experience. But what lies beneath the surface? Unravel the mysteries of this renowned dive site and discover why it beckons adventurers from across the globe to explore its captivating depths.

Key Points

• Full-day scuba diving adventure at the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
• Dive the SS Yongala shipwreck and explore diverse marine life
• Small-group setting for personalized attention with two open-water dives
• Lunch provided on-board with transportation from Townsville or Magnetic Island

Pricing and Booking Details

For adventurers seeking an unforgettable underwater experience, the scuba diving tour to the S.S. Yongala Wreck starts at an enticing price of $230.05 with a Lowest Price Guarantee. The tour offers a flexible payment option with a Reserve Now and Pay Later feature. Plus, adventurers can benefit from a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the experience commences, providing peace of mind for those planning their dive.

This nine-hour excursion allows participants to explore the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, including the renowned SS Yongala shipwreck site and its diverse marine life. With mobile ticketing and availability in multiple languages, booking this adventure is convenient and accessible for all underwater enthusiasts.

Tour Overview

Set out on a full-day scuba diving adventure in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, exploring the SS Yongala shipwreck and encountering diverse marine life. This tour offers participants the chance to witness an array of marine creatures in their natural habitat while exploring the renowned wreck. With a maximum of 21 divers, the experience ensures personalized attention.

Two open-water dives are included, allowing for ample exploration time. Lunch is provided on-board, and convenient transport is available from Townsville or Magnetic Island.

Enjoy the underwater world, marvel at the vibrant marine life, and uncover the mysteries of the SS Yongala wreck on this unforgettable diving expedition.

Tour Highlights and Inclusions

Enjoy a full-day scuba diving adventure at the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, where you’ll explore the SS Yongala shipwreck and encounter diverse marine life. Dive into the depths with the following tour highlights and inclusions:

• Experience two dives and ample exploration time
• Small-group setting for individualized attention
• Iced water, cordial, tea, and coffee provided
• Full-day trip with 2 certified dives on the Yongala Wreck
• Tanks and weights included

Along With these exciting inclusions, participants have the opportunity to capture stunning underwater photography and learn about marine conservation efforts to protect the reef’s delicate ecosystem. Get set for an unforgettable journey filled with adventure and environmental awareness.

Requirements and Expectations

Visitors must ensure they’ve their diving certification at the time of booking to meet the tour’s requirements and expectations. Certified divers with a minimum Open Water Diver qualification can explore the SS Yongala shipwreck and its diverse marine life.

Those with less than 15 logged dives will receive additional guidance to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. The site is wheelchair accessible, but specific gear and fitness levels are recommended.

The tour emphasizes safety and adherence to certification requirements to make the most of the two certified dives on the Yongala Wreck. It’s essential for participants to be prepared and meet the necessary qualifications to fully enjoy the underwater adventure.

Additional Information and Policies

For a seamless and enjoyable scuba diving experience at the SS Yongala wreck, participants must provide proof of certification and adhere to the tour’s specific gear and fitness level recommendations.

• Proof of certification: Divers need to show their certification to join the tour.

• Gear recommendations: The tour provides guidance on the necessary gear and clothing for the dive.

• Booking details required: All travelers must provide accurate booking information.

• Maximum travelers per tour: Each tour allows a maximum of 21 participants.

• Cancellation policy: Full refund for cancellations made 24 hours in advance; no refund for cancellations within 24 hours.

Common questions

What Is the Average Water Temperature at the SS Yongala Dive Site?

The average water temperature at the SS Yongala dive site varies, typically ranging between 72°F to 82°F. Divers can enjoy exploring the wreck while witnessing vibrant marine life amidst concerns of coral bleaching, ensuring proper safety precautions and diving conditions.

Are There Any Restrictions on Bringing Personal Underwater Cameras or Drones for Filming During the Dive?

Personal underwater cameras are allowed during the dive for capturing memorable moments. However, drone usage is restricted to preserve the marine environment and ensure safety. Visitors should adhere to these regulations to enjoy a fulfilling scuba diving experience.

Can Non-Divers Join the Tour to the SS Yongala Wreck as Spectators or Snorkelers?

Non-divers can join as spectators or snorkelers to witness the SS Yongala wreck exploration. Spectators welcome aboard for a day of marine marvels. Enjoy the Great Barrier Reef from the surface while divers explore the underwater wonders below.

Is There a Limit to the Amount of Bottom Time Allowed at the Wreck Site During the Dives?

Bottom time limits are in place at the wreck site for safety. Dive instructors monitor visibility conditions to optimize dive experience. Safety precautions prioritize diver well-being while ensuring an enjoyable and informative exploration of the SS Yongala.

Are There Any Specific Marine Species or Unique Underwater Features That Are Commonly Spotted During Dives at the SS Yongala Wreck?

Marine species sightings at the SS Yongala Wreck often include giant groupers, sea snakes, barracudas, and eagle rays. Explorers can witness the ship’s impressive structure, covered in vibrant corals, creating a mesmerizing underwater landscape for an unforgettable diving experience.

Sum Up

Don’t miss the chance to explore the stunning S.S. Yongala Wreck on the Great Barrier Reef with a scuba diving adventure. Book now for an unforgettable experience filled with vibrant marine life and the intriguing remnants of a sunken ship.

With expert guides and a small group setting, this tour promises an intimate and personalized journey through the underwater wonders of one of the world’s top dive sites.

Dive in and discover the magic of the Great Barrier Reef!