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Flynn Reef has several well known dive sites including Gordon’s Mooring and Tracy’s Bommie, which supply good bommie swim-throughs, walls, overhangs, crevices and night diving. The Coral Gardens mooring sits in 8m on a sandy bottom.
Extending back from the wall are superb coral gardens, complete with stands of staghorn coral among terraces of table corals, boulder coral heads and plates, with swaying soft corals in between. Dropping away from this plateau of coral is a terracing slope down 10…
Flynn Reef has several well known dive sites including Gordon’s Mooring and Tracy’s Bommie, which supply good bommie swim-throughs, walls, overhangs, crevices and night diving. The Coral Gardens mooring sits in 8m on a sandy bottom.
Extending back from the wall are superb coral gardens, complete with stands of staghorn coral among terraces of table corals, boulder coral heads and plates, with swaying soft corals in between. Dropping away from this plateau of coral is a terracing slope down 10 to 20m.
This slope is also richly covered in coral stands and more giant clams. Deeper you will see fan corals and even more staghorn thickets on the sand. Clownfish, batfish, trout, cod, fusiliers, butterflyfish and angelfish and whitetip reef sharks are some of the frequent visitors to this site. Divers may see grey reef sharks and octopus, along with more common moray eels, barracuda, lionfish and nudibranchs.
Good pelagic action is common.
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