Top 20 Beautiful Locations to Photograph in Australia
Shipwrecks, Queensland
Shipwreck incidents are a part of Australian history, covering from insignificant cargo incidents to titanic-scale shipwrecks. Queensland is a great location for capturing the remains of these historic and often devastating accidents. The entire state has a record of almost 1250 documented shipwrecks.
Situated in the protected marine territory of the Great Barrier Reef, SS Yongala ship sank in the tropical depths of Cape Bowling Green by a violent cyclone, while sailing towards Melbourne. Today, the skeleton of the ship sits 15 meters below the surface and is one of the most popular sites for snorkeling and photography among the heritage-listed locations in Australia.
Shipwreck incidents are a part of Australian history, covering from insignificant cargo incidents to titanic-scale shipwrecks. Queensland is a great location for capturing the remains of these historic and often devastating accidents. The entire state has a record of almost 1250 documented shipwrecks.
Situated in the protected marine territory of the Great Barrier Reef, SS Yongala ship sank in the tropical depths of Cape Bowling Green by a violent cyclone, while sailing towards Melbourne. Today, the skeleton of the ship sits 15 meters below the surface and is one of the most popular sites for snorkeling and photography among the heritage-listed locations in Australia.
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25 December 2021
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