Beaver Reef - Mission Beach is a healthy outer reef with 66% coral health, located in the Mission Beach region. Offering good snorkeling conditions with 2 tour operators providing daily access. Best visited April-November during morning hours for optimal visibility and marine life encounters.

What is the current coral health at Beaver Reef - Mission Beach?

Beaver Reef - Mission Beach currently has 66% coral health, classified as healthy. The reef maintains stable coral coverage. Recent assessments indicate healthy coral formations with good species diversity.

How do I get to Beaver Reef - Mission Beach?

Beaver Reef - Mission Beach is located in the Mission Beach region. Access is via 2 tour operators including Mission Beach Dive, Calypso Dive. Most tours depart around 8am and return by 5pm. The reef offers pristine coral formations and exceptional visibility.

What marine life can I see at Beaver Reef - Mission Beach?

Beaver Reef - Mission Beach hosts diverse marine life including tropical fish species, pelagic visitors like manta rays and reef sharks, and diverse coral formations. Best visibility of 20-30 meters occurs between April and November.

When is the best time to visit Beaver Reef - Mission Beach?

The best time to visit Beaver Reef - Mission Beach is April through November when southeast trade winds bring stable conditions. Optimal daily windows are 9am-2pm for best light penetration. Outer reef location provides clearest water but requires calm seas. Water temperatures range from 22-28°C with seasonal marine stinger considerations.