HMAS Brisbane Mooloolaba

... the large and clean beach. Perfect. As we walked along the pretty coastal path we came across a memorial to the ‘HMAS Brisbane,’ an 8-story high purposely sunk ship…a.k.a. a divers paradise! Obviously this was a must see, with only one ...

... an Old Firm game!!! While Julie was going Bush I was going down under............scuba diving a ship wreck off the Mooloolaba coast (the HMAS Brisbane). This was pure James Bond stuff, getting right in to the bowels of the big Frigate, you could almost ...

... at the dive shop, gear collected and on the fast catamaran heading out to sea by 7.30. Our dive site was the 'HMAS Brisbane', a 133 metre long guided missile destroyer, that had finished her active service and been sunk here to provide an artificial ...

... bevor wir uns wieder auf dem Rückweg machen müssen. Ich hätte also noch gerne länger verweilen können! Da die ex-HMAS Brisbane spezifisch als künstliches Riff und als Wrack zum Tauchen versenkt wurde, ist sie auch für Wrackneulinge (wie ich) ohne ...

... we dove the HMAS Brisbane wreck and the local aquarium (Underwater World) Shark Tank. Yes, really, we scuba dove in an aquarium. The HMAS Brisbane was a 440-ft long missle destroyer, built in the US in 1967. She served in the Vietnam War and the first ...

Along the way we passed a seaside town, Mooloolaba, where we heard about an interesting wreck dive: the HMAS Brisbane. Luckily the second dive shop still had two spots for the next day, so we booked it and then went to the nearest campsite, next to a ...

Hello Mooloolaba....and HMAS Brisbane. An old warship that was deliberately sunk in 2005 to be used for diving. This meant that you can not only dive and see the ship from the outside but you can also penetrate the ship without having a wreck ...