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The 110 m wreck of the SS Yongala, sunk in 1911 off Townsville, is often listed among the top wrecks in the world. Occasional sightings of both bowmouth guitarfish and whitespotted wedgefish, alongside bull sharks, giant groupers and sea snakes. Advanced divers only due to currents and depth.

Shark Ray in SS Yongala Wreck (Great Barrier Reef, Australia)

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About This Spot

The 110 m wreck of the SS Yongala, sunk in 1911 off Townsville, is often listed among the top wrecks in the world. Occasional sightings of both bowmouth guitarfish and whitespotted wedgefish, alongside bull sharks, giant groupers and sea snakes. Advanced divers only due to currents and depth.

Best Months to Visit

See Shark Ray in SS Yongala Wreck (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Best months: May, June, July (up to 70% sighting chance). Diving. Plan your wildlife trip with Fauneya.

  • May: 70%
  • June: 70%
  • July: 70%
  • August: 70%
  • September: 70%
  • April: 65%
  • October: 65%
  • January: 60%
  • February: 60%
  • March: 60%
  • November: 60%
  • December: 60%

Practical Information

  • Location: SS Yongala Wreck (Great Barrier Reef, Australia)
  • Coordinates: -19.3000, 147.6200
  • Effort: expedition
  • Accessibility: Hard
  • Observation mode: Diving

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