
Cherubs Cave
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All about Cherubs Cave dive site
Depth max
30 m
Diver level
Experienced
Visibility
to 20 m
Cherubs Cave is a unique dive site. Scuba diving in this cave is a challenge, because it is hidden and surrounded by large rocks and smaller caves. The size of the cave is approximately 15-20m/49-65ft, and it can be accessed from 6 entrances. This is a spectacular place to dive.

What to see
Divers can encounter turtles, wobbegongs, pelagic fish, batfish, pipefish, seahorses, and nudibranchs in countless kelp beds, ledges, and caves. Cherubs Cave becomes a favorite spot for gray nurse sharks during the winter, which is a great time to dive at this site.
When To Go Diving
Moreton Island, Brisbane has a humid, subtropical climate. The hottest months are November to March, with an average temperature of 28C/82F. During the winter (May to July), Cod Hole usually has temperatures around 20C/68F, but this is the best time to dive because of the western winds and calm seas. Divers should avoid diving nearby Moreton Island from November to March, because there is a significant risk of thunderstorms with destructive winds and rain during this time.









