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Dive the Ningaloo Reef
Tour
About
Join them to dive the amazing Ningaloo Reef. One of the largest fringing coral reefs in the world and home to the 'big three'; whale sharks, humpback whales and manta rays and well as turtles, reef sharks and other cool marine life!
Hard corals make up a large portion of the reef forming surge channels, coral outcrops and rocky ledges. There are common sightings of reef sharks, wobbegongs, turtles, sea snakes, moray eels, rays, big pelagic fish, large schools of snapper, trivially and perch, as well as awesome macro life such as nudibraches, octopus and shrimps. The sound of the humpback whale song during the dives is an incredible and moving experience!
What's Available
11 featuresWater - Motorised
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Where you'll be
Exmouth Western Australia 6707