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Bare Island | Fish Rock | Kurnell National Park | The Valient Wreck | Kelp Beds Reef | Port Phillip Heads | Wreck Diving Melbourne | Kangaroo Island
 
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Coral Bay | Ningaloo Reef | Rowley Shoals
 
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Ningaloo Reef
Multiple Sites
Assorted Hard and Soft Corals
Eels, Wobbegongs, Scorpion Fish and Lion Fish
Slight to Strong Currents
5-25 Meters Visibility
All Levels of Diver
Padi logoNingaloo Reef is one of the premiere dive locations in the Southern Hemisphere. 260km in length, it is situated along Western Australia?s coast between the Cape Range peninsula and Shark Bay. Of course, there is a huge range of dive sites in such a large area with Coral Bay and the Navy Pier being favourites for many. Many come to Ningaloo for the unique experience of communing with Whale Sharks, book early to avoid disappointment. These magnificent creatures undertake a huge migration around March time and thousands of divers make the trip every year. For variety and adventure the Ningaloo Reef is hard to match anywhere in the world.
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