Dive site
Osprey Reef
Coral Sea, Australia
- Typical depth
- 30 m
- Type
- Shark
- Level
- Advanced
Marine life
- Corals
- pristine wall corals, sea fans, soft corals
- Sharks
- grey reef, silvertip, silky, whitetip reef, occasional hammerhead, occasional tiger
- Pelagics
- dogtooth tuna, giant trevally, barracuda
- Reef fish
- maori wrasse, red bass, snapper
- Cephalopods
- nautilus (deep, occasional)
Site features
- Offshore Atoll
- Wall
- Shark Feed (North Horn)
- Liveaboard Only
- Pristine Reef
When to dive
- Best
- Jun–Nov
- Avoid
- Jan–Mar
Remote Coral Sea seamount, liveaboard-only out of Cairns or Port Douglas. Best in the dry season; cyclone season limits crossings. Famous for the North Horn shark feed (grey reef and silvertip).
Conditions & access
- Visibility
- 25–50 m
- Water temp
- 24–28 °C
- Current
- Moderate
- Access
- Liveaboard only
- Min cert
- Advanced Open Water; 50+ logged dives recommended
Location
13.9000° S, 146.5667° E
Sources
Curated from 2 sources
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