Mudjimba (Old Woman) Island Dive Site
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- Explore vibrant coral gardens just two metres deep, ideal for snorkelers and divers alike.
- Photograph stunning nudibranchs and invertebrates, perfect for macro enthusiasts seeking unique subjects.
- Spot turtles resting in the shallows, enhancing your encounter with Queensland's marine wildlife.
- Discover diverse fish species like butterflyfish and moray eels, making every dive an exciting adventure.
Mudjimba (Old Woman) Island can be found a short boat ride from Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast. The Island offers treats for both snorkelers and divers, with coral gardens starting at just two metres deep for brilliant dives.
Extensive fields of hard and soft coral cover the rocks, with plenty of gullies, ledges, bommies and small drop offs as you venture out further.
An amazing variety of nudibranch species and invertebrates provide perfect subjects for macro photographers, with butterflyfish, lionfish, moray eels, wrasse, angelfish, morwong, surgeonfish, damsels, pufferfish and gobies easy to find on every dive.
Mudjimba Island is also a good place to encounter turtles, with a good population of these marine reptiles found resting in the shallows.
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