Diving Packages

TOWNSVILLE is the starting point for diving expeditions to the historic Yongala Wreck. Rated as the best wreck dive in Australia, the Yongala, located in 28 m of water, is an incredible dive that is guaranteed to exhilarate any diving enthusiast.
Everything is big – big fish, big schools, big wreck.
The Yongala was a luxury vessel making her way from Melbourne to Townville when in 1911 she sank during a cyclone with the loss of all 121 passengers and crew on board.
The 110m hull and deck are completely intact and protected by the Historic Shipwreck Act. Altering or removing artefacts is strictly prohibited. As a result, wreckage such as chairs, port holes, lights, bottles and human remains are still visible, providing for a fascinating dive.
However, the Yongala is most famous for the abundant marine life. It is often said that you will see more marine life on one dive on the Yongala Wreck than you will on half a dozen dives on the reef. Big schools of giant Trevally and barracuda cruise the wreck. Giant grouper, bull rays, schools of eagle rays, sea snakes, turtles, large coral trout, sharks and schools of colourful tropical fish patrol the length of the wreck. Hiding inside are large cod and schools of small fish and hawk fish sneak out and take a peek.
For the invertebrate enthusiast, the wreck is covered in hard and soft corals, anemones and a diverse range of crustaceans and molluscs including giant murex and nudibranchs. During the winter months, the calls of the migrating whales can be heard and occasionally seen around the wreck.

The Yongala Wreck is a ‘must do’ on your list of dive sites in Australia. Very few dive sites in the world have as much to offer as the Yongala and all who experience this incredible dive comment that it is one dive that will remain in their memories forever.

For the invertebrate enthusiast, the wreck is covered in hard and soft corals, anemones and a diverse range of crustaceans and molluscs including giant murex and nudibranchs. During the winter months, the calls of the migrating whales can be heard and occasionally seen around the wreck.

$ 249.00
ALL INCLUSIVE, NO HIDDEN COSTS

$ 789.00 (Diver)
$ 605.00 (Snorkler)

ALL INCLUSIVE, NO HIDDEN COSTS

$ 895.00 (Diver)

COURSE STARTS: Every MONDAY and THURSDAY DURATION: 5 DAYS

Non inclusive Requirements:
• Australian dive medical (AS 4005.1)
• Ability to swim.
• 2 passport Photos.

Optional Extras
• PADI Advanced course $ 190.00
• Guided dive $ 10.00
• Double cabin (per person) $ 70.00
• Intro dive $ 50.00
• Adventure Dive $ 20.00
• Adventure Course $ 150.00
What to bring:
• Your diving certification and log book.
• A small bag with towel, swimwear, toiletries, sunscreen and hat.
• Alcohol if wanted (not an excessive amount).
What not to bring:
• Large bags or back pack
• Bed linen, sleeping bags and pillows or any sleeping equipment
• Fishing equipment or glassware.

Cancellation policy

If the Dive operator cancels : The dive operator(s), Adrenalin Dive, Prodive Townsville, Sunferries or any other dive/Snorkelling company affiliated with Globetrotters reserve the right to cancel, or consider the weather conditions will make diving unsafe. Should a trip be cancelled by a dive company for whatever reason, then a full refund will be available to the guest. Globetrotters Townsville will refund any moneys paid for a dive n stay package to a guest however the guest is then required to pay for any and all accommodation whilst at Globetrotters unless other arrangements are made to stay at a different time.
If the GUEST cancels : PROVIDED that the GUEST contacts GLOBETROTTERS 48 hours prior to the due arrival date then a full refund is available, otherwise any deposit or payment received will be forfeited. If the guest becomes ill during the trip/course and is unable to or doesn't wish to continue then all moneys paid will be forfeited. Globetrotters highly recommends that guests take out personal travel insurance.

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