Noosa Dive Liveaboards

Providing overnight dive trips to the world class wolf rock and round rock dive sites on the doorstep to world heritage listed fraser island and cooloola national parks. MV "Yarramundi" is a custom 40' cougar cat that can comfortably accomodate 8 divers. With 3 crew all of which are highly experienced dive masters and dive instructors will cater for your every need. Based out of noosa Harbour we run weekly overnight trips to this truly magnificent dive site. Included in your trip is accomodation, food, air fills, transfers and dive master services.

Boat Description:

MV "Yaramundi" is a 40' Cougar cat built in 1989 and refitted in 2005. She cruises at 18-22 knots economically and comfortably. She is powered by twin 320hp caterpillar 3208 ta diesels.

She is fitted with simrad GPS plotter and 1kw sounder, Furuno sounder, Raytheon radar and GME VHF radios. Which give us greater fish and reef finding ability and safety at sea.

She has accomodation for 10 guests plus 2 crew in 2 doubles plus 10 single berths.

With complete catering facilities and massive refrigeration you will dine in 5 star comfort

Name: MV "Yaramundi" Registration: 4177 QC Survey 1C 18+2 1D 45+2 Builder: Cougar Catamarans Hull: GRP Superstructure: GRP Length: 40' (11.99 meters) Engines: 2x 320hp Caterpillar 3208ta Fuel Capacity: 1800 ltrs Water Capacity: 800lts Approx. Range: 650 nm Dive Compressor: yes

Sites Visited:

Wolf rock Is about an hour and a quarter from noosa along the coloured sands and cooloola national park, It consists of 7 pinnacles rising from around 30 metres to the surface. Marine life abounds, having just been designated a grey nurse sanctuary. During the year you will see flights of manta rays and eagle rays as well as a multitude of fish species from reef to pelagic.

Round rock This site rises from 15 metres to around 8 meters. It abounds with colourful marine life and is great for the photographer.

Yacht Wreck Lying in around 28 meters This yacht sank around 2 years ago and still has all its rigging, It has been made home by many fish species.