DIVE SITE
HMAS HOBART
Main characteristics
Edit| Access | By boat |
| Current | Some current |
| Depth | 30 m |
| Life | Rich diversity |
| Experience | Unknown |
| Water temp. | 11 to 22 °C |
| Dive type | Wreck |
| Visibility | up to 20 m |
| Best dive period | All year |
ABOUT HMAS HOBART
EditOriginally one of Australia's great naval destroyers, the ex-HMAS Hobart is now Australia's most accessible and exciting war wreck. Scuttled on November 5, 2002, at Yankalilla Bay, the ship is now a premier eco-tourism dive site, home to an array of marine flora and fauna and a declared a marine reserve. It's also a lasting memorial to the ship and its crew, and a valuable tourist attraction for South Australia.
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HMAS HOBART MEDIA GALLERY
Australia, South Australia (Lon : 138.2196 Lat : -35.5022)
Hmas Hobart 
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SPECIES OBSERVED IN HMAS HOBART
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