Dive sites by region · 2026 guide
Queensland's largest resident diving market — training, retail, servicing, gas and club diving.
These are the 3 Brisbane & Moreton Bay sites in our database, best-documented first, with the operators who run trips to each.
1Brisbane & Moreton Bay, Queensland
Fifteen deliberately scuttled vessels in shallow, sheltered water off Moreton Island.
The wrecks sit in only a few metres of water and have become a dense artificial reef, accessible to snorkellers as well as divers.
Look for: Green Turtle, Spotted Eagle Ray, Wobbegong
2Brisbane & Moreton Bay, Queensland
The highest coral diversity in Moreton Bay, on a rocky reef north of Moreton Island.
It is a rocky reef with substantial coral growth rather than a true coral reef, producing a mix of tropical and subtropical species that shifts through the year.
Look for: Wobbegong
Sunreef Mooloolaba3Brisbane & Moreton Bay, Queensland
A long-running artificial reef project in Moreton Bay, built from scuttled vessels and structures.
Visibility is typically lower than at Flinders Reef, but the structures concentrate marine life and the site is popular with Brisbane clubs.
Look for: wobbegongs, rays, schooling baitfish, soft coral on structures, moray eels
Full Curtin Artificial Reef guide →Sites are chosen from our dive-site database and ordered by how well documented they are: flagship status, the number of operators we have confirmed dive there, and the marine life recorded. Nobody pays to be listed.
No. Listings and order come from our research only. Businesses can ask us to correct their details, but not to change their position.
It is generated from the directory's latest research, checked in 2026. Conditions, operators and seasons change — confirm details with the operator before you book.