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Queensland's warm waters offer the underwater enthusiast sights and experiences that are not to be missed. This quick guide will ensure you make the most of your visit.
On the Great Barrier Reef, many coral species reproduce once each year in the annual mass spawning that takes place in spring or early summer. More on Coral Spawning>
In the Coral Sea on Osprey Reef where the currents meet, you can see large schools of tuna, barracuda and plenty of sharks. This is exhilarating diving with shark experts. More on Sharks>
Whale watching is an experience not to be forgotten. More on Whales>
Dolphin feeding in the wild is a rare and privileged activity. Dugongs live in the northern waters of Australia and can be found right along the Queensland coast. More on Dolphins and Dugongs>
Sea turtles nest on beaches along the Queensland coast and turtles are common on many of the coral reefs of the Great Barrier Reef and in some sheltered parts of the Queensland coast. More on Turtles>