01 October 2019
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Most of us have never forgotten the first time we glimpsed the silent, majestic world under the sea: streaked with sunlight from the ‘other world’ above; intensely colourful; and teeming with fantastical creatures big and small, all merrily gliding or crawling about their natural habitat with complete disregard for you and your wide, open eyes.
Snorkelling is a fantastic rite of passage for kids to discover more about our marine life, and for adults to rediscover that sense of childlike wonder. All you need is flippers, a snorkel mask and some nice calm water brimming with marine life.
You can try snorkelling at most beaches, but some spectacular locations include the Great Barrier Reef, Whitsundays, Qld; Lord Howe Island, NSW; Ningaloo Marine Park, WA; Ninepin Point Marine Nature Reserve, Tas; Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, WA; Rapid Bay Jetty in the Encounter Marine Park, SA (a safe place to spot the iconic leafy sea dragon!); and Pope’s Eye, Port Phillip Heads Marine National Park, Vic.
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That’s a great photo. I’ve spent many hours diving Ningaloo Reef; truly an incredible place. Next up will be diving with the whale sharks!