Flinders Reef
About Flinders Reef
Flinders Reef is a fully protected marine sanctuary within Moreton Bay Marine Park and is described as Brisbane’s only true coral reef. It features coral habitat and a wide variety of marine life, with diving described as suitable for any diver. A notable attraction is a turtle cleaning station where green turtles rest on shallow corals while surgeonfish and cleaner wrasse pick parasites from them.
Where Is Flinders Reef?
Flinders Reef Planning Details
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Depth Note
Cleaning station described as being in the shallows.
Safety & Access At Flinders Reef
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Access Restrictions
Fully protected marine sanctuary within a marine park.
Local Intel For Flinders Reef
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Scuba
Described as a scuba dive with coral and abundant marine life, suitable for any diver.
Flinders Reef Dive Conditions Planner
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Exposure Profile at Flinders Reef
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