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Overview
Engelbrecht Cave is a fascinating cave system nestled beneath the urban area of Mount Gambier, South Australia. This unique site features a prominent sinkhole leading to two major water-filled passages, offering distinct cave diving experiences. Its dry sections are open to the public as a show cave, while the submerged areas are renowned among technical divers, accessible strictly by permit.
Briefing note
Underwater access requires a permit from the Cave Divers Association of Australia (CDAA).
What you'll see
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| Month | Water | Visibility | Current |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| Feb | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| Mar | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| Apr | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| May | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| Jun | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| Jul | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| Aug | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| Sep | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| Oct | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| Nov | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
| Dec | 14–16 °C | 15–25 m | none |
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