Scuba Diving in Brisbane & Moreton Bay, QLD — Conditions & Visibility Forecast
Diving Brisbane and Moreton Bay: what to know
Brisbane's diving is centred on Moreton Bay and its islands — Moreton Island's wrecks, North Stradbroke's reefs and a scattering of bay sites. Because much of it sits in a bay fed by the Brisbane River, visibility is closely tied to rainfall, runoff and tides. The drier months from April to October usually offer the clearest, calmest diving.
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Dive Sites
April to October
Best Season
Scuba, Snorkel, Freedive, spearfishing, Spearfish
Activities
Best Months to Dive Brisbane and Moreton Bay
Based on ideal conditions data for all Brisbane and Moreton Bay dive sites. Always check the live Divability Score before diving.
Conditions Forecast Map
Live divability & visibility for every dive site
Brisbane and Moreton Bay dive sites
Amity Point
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Manta Bommie
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Tangalooma Wrecks
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Gorge Walk (Point Lookout)
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Flat Rock
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Flinders Reef (Moreton Island)
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Curtin Artificial Reef
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Cape Moreton Lighthouse Reef
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Shag Rock
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