forestlake
Yongala Wreck, Australia
As the Yongala is a mass grave (the instructor says if you look carefully you can sometimes see shafts of bone) it's been a non-penetration wreck for the past 14 years. This is also to preserve it as long as possible as oxygen bubbles from diving tanks accelerate corrosion. This means you can only dive around it or above it but not inside. To be honest the wreck is so stunningly beautiful I don't feel I'm missing out. I feel very lucky to have had the opportunity to see it.
Yongala Wreck, Australia
As the Yongala is a mass grave (the instructor says if you look carefully you can sometimes see shafts of bone) it's been a non-penetration wreck for the past 14 years. This is also to preserve it as long as possible as oxygen bubbles from diving tanks accelerate corrosion. This means you can only dive around it or above it but not inside. To be honest the wreck is so stunningly beautiful I don't feel I'm missing out. I feel very lucky to have had the opportunity to see it.