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Ex "HMAS Brisbane" Dive Site
Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast Area

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Description

The Ex ""HMAS Brisbane"" nicknamed ""The Steel Cat"", is a Royal Australian Navy destroyer that served in the Vietnam and Gulf Wars.

Sunk in July 2005, the 133 metre long ex-warship is sitting upright on her keel, buried in sand at 27m off the coast of Mooloolaba. The decks sit in 15 metres with the ship's funnel 3 metres below the surface - open water divers can explore the top structure.

Suitably qualified divers can enter many compartments including the kitchen, engine room and boiler room. The site is a conservation park, the Ex HMAS Brisbane Conservation Park, and managed by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service.

About the Dive Site

From 12m to 28m
From 8m to 25m

Dive Rating:

  • Intermediate

Dive Type:

  • Wreck

Property Details

Activities

  • Scuba-Diving

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Ex "HMAS Brisbane" Dive Site
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Ex HMAS Brisbane Conservation Park
Mooloolaba
Queensland 4557 Australia

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