Not too deep and the scenery is great. Linda Jane is a gulf trawler which sank 10 nm east of Hommacky island of Central Queensland about 4 years ago in 35 mtrs of water. Now she is covered in marine growth and a home to some awesome fish life. Beyond that depth more of a sandy drop-off to hundreds of metres below. Plenty of grey reef sharks, white tip reef sharks, and tunas.
Gorgonian Fans follow the steep ridge to the depths of the Indian Ocean.
Big-eye trevally race to meet you as you drop down the wall and grey reef sharks cruise in the blue along with Dog Tooth Tuna and Mantas. Amazing variety of Leather Corals between 10-18 metres before it drops away to approx 50 metres. At 27 metres see a beautiful Magnificent Anemone with resident Pink Anemone Fish. I work in the communication section of a government department in Australia that deals with heritage places and shipwrecks. I am trying to source a photographer who may have taken photographers of any of the wrecks that lie off the Australian coast.