TRAVEL IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Snorkeling over Ningaloo’s Reef

The Ningaloo Peninsula in Western Australia is prolonging underwater by one of the largest reefs in the world.  The semi-arid climate ensures a constant flow of light which illuminates the various types of corals and exacerbates their colours.

The practical side is that it is directly accessible from the beach.  So, pick a GoPro, a mask and flippers and go hovering it.  When it’s the right season, you’ll see the massive (and peaceful) whale sharks.

Whale shark swimming underwater in clear blue water, its spotted body visible from the side, with sunlight filtering from above.
Whale shark swimming underwater in clear blue tropical ocean surface above.
Underwater view of a manta ray gliding through clear blue ocean water.
Whale shark swimming through blue ocean water with small fish nearby.