Australia
Yongala Drift
About this Dive Site
Description
The Yongala Drift, near the legendary SS Yongala Wreck in Australia, is a thrilling drift dive where the currents guide you through an underwater spectacle. Expect to encounter a kaleidoscope of coral formations and dense schools of fish, with the chance of spotting majestic manta rays or ancient sea turtles. This dynamic site promises an exhilarating experience for seasoned divers.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
April, May, September, October, January, February, March, June, July, August, November, December
Jan
Warm water, good chance of turtles and large pelagics.
Feb
Continued good visibility and marine life.
Mar
Transitioning out of the wet season, still excellent diving.
Apr
Excellent visibility, peak season for manta rays and eagle rays.
More monthly highlights
May
Manta ray season continues, often with multiple individuals.
Jun
Still good chances for manta rays, cooler water.
Jul
Humpback whale migration passes offshore, potential for sightings.
Aug
Continued whale migration, good shark activity.
Sep
Visibility improves, returning warmer currents bring pelagics.
Oct
Excellent visibility, good chance of seeing large groupers and sharks.
Nov
Warmer water, good marine life diversity.
Dec
Start of summer, warm water and abundant fish life.
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