This dive site, Luncheon Bay 'WEST', offers a unique underwater exploration featuring several sections of walls and multiple bommies that create an almost trench-like system. Divers can navigate along the reef, with slopes leading to slightly deeper depths suitable for training. The dive typically concludes with an ascent on top of the bommies for the safety stop, providing a memorable finish.
The marine life here is abundant and diverse. Divers can expect to encounter white tip reef sharks, various species of damselfish, vibrant anemonefish, graceful batfish, and charming little yellow boxfish. For those exploring slightly deeper areas, there are good chances of spotting turtles, impressive moray eels, and other reef sharks.
Luncheon Bay 'WEST' is generally a good dive site to visit year-round, offering consistent conditions within the Great Barrier Reef. It is particularly well-suited for divers seeking a relaxed yet engaging experience, and its varied depths make it ideal for training dives. Freedivers will also find the shallow average depth and interesting topography appealing for breath-hold exploration.
