Agincourt Reef

Agincourt Reef is a stunning underwater destination located off the coast of Queensland, Australia. It is part of the Great Barrier Reef and offers a unique and breathtaking scuba diving and snorkelling experience. The reef is a cluster of five reefs, covering a total of 3950 hectares, and is home to diverse marine life, including colourful fish, turtles, sharks, and many more. The reef has numerous dive sites, ranging in depth from 5 to 30 metres, offering something for divers of all skill levels. Snorkelers can also explore the shallow waters of the reef, which provide an opportunity to see a wide range of marine life up close. The reef is known for its crystal-clear waters, with visibility of up to 30 metres, making it an ideal destination for divers and snorkelers. Agincourt Reef is also home to a wide variety of coral, including staghorn, plate, and boulder corals, which creates a visually stunning underwater landscape. The reef has several iconic dive sites, including the Nursery Bommie, Coral Gardens, and Castle Rock, which offer a chance to see large predators like reef sharks and dogtooth tuna in their natural habitat