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Aerial Flyover of Tangalooma Shipwrecks in Brisbane Australia in the Summer - Aerial view of the man made ecosystem and dive site consisting of 15 shipwrecks purposefully created to help the Australian fish and marine biology. The site is popular with snorkelling, paddleboarding and tourists keen to explore the unique collection of submerged rusty vessels.

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Categories: Places & Landscapes

Tags: tangalooma, tangalooma wrecks, tangalooma shipwrecks, shipwreck, ship, ship wreck, brisbane, australia, turquoise, rusty, reef, moreton, moreton bay, ecosystem, man made ecosystem, tourism, australian tourism, snorkelling, diving, wreck diving, wreck diver, ocean, wreck, water, boat

Upload date: 2022-12-20

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