Australia Liveaboards
This extremely diverse and beautiful country keeps on surprising the world with its unique natural adventures. And when it comes to visiting below the ocean's surface, one particular part of its marine heritage stands out above all others. Diving the Great Barrier Reef should be at the top of any true dive enthusiasts' must-do list of places to visit.
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
Best time to go: All year round
Why this one- Great Barrier Reef covers an enormous area and it remains one of the truly extraordinary places on Earth.
- Outer Barrier Reef in Cairns is a must if you fancy doing some nice and easy, entry level scuba diving and snorkeling
- Ribbon Reefs and Osprey Reef offer the most amazing dives in quiet, pristine locations for more experienced divers
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Coral Sea
Best time to go: All year round
Why this one- Adrenalin-filled shark feed dives will undoubtedly be among your scuba diving highlights in Australia. North Horn is the spot where these enduring memories are made
- Diving at Osprey Reef amazes with spectacular colorful soft corals as well as with large schools of pelagic fish, green and loggerhead turtles big-ones such as whale sharks, sailfish and marlin
- Cod Hole will provide you with the opportunity to come up close and personal with giant potato cod that are virtually tame
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Learn to Dive
The Great Barrier Reef is a dream destination for many divers. It also has the second highest number of Open Water certifications in the world. It is a perfect destination to use as an example about liveaboard diving for the student
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Minke Whales
These dwarf whales (5-7 m/16-23 ft long) are the second-smallest baleen whales, and they pass by the Ribbon Reef each year from May through September, with the peak season in June to July.
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