Diving in Australia

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Diving in Australia

Diving in Australia is probably the dream of every amateur swim with scuba diving. Countless reefs, vast ocean, incredibly beautiful and diverse underwater world - that he is a diver's paradise.
Ningaloo Reef

Be sure to look at the nature reserve Ningaloo. Underwater World is a riot of colors and striking underwater community representatives: 200 species of hard corals Fine, 50 varieties of soft and just an incredible amount of fish - almost 500 species. Turtles, graceful soaring almost at the surface slopes, manta rays, dolphins and naughty tranquil sea cows will accompany you during a fascinating dive.
Mornington Peninsula

Here are some interesting dive sites. And the first - Port Phillip Heads, wonderful world that opens before you after a short trip (only an hour from Melbourne). Seahorses and cuttlefish hiding behind their ink stains, stinging rays and sea urchins, rag-pickers amazing and bright groupers will long remain in your memories. Going down to a depth of more solid, can be found on the racks -podvodnye boats left on the bottom during the First World War.
The trail divers

So called eleven dive sites, one after the other. They are located on the east coast of Tasmania. Net amazing turquoise water is crystal clear, so visibility up to 40 meters deep. Bay Vobs Bay with numerous seahorses, then marine reserve "Governors Island", where you will appreciate the accumulation tsezioperki and anemones, and will continue to be an island De Fok, with its unique caves that are home to huge colonies of sea lions. Be sure to take a dip in Troy Dee, near the island of Maria and be sure to visit the reefs and caves Votorfol Bay. A kelp Fortescue Bay, resembling dense thickets, hid interesting rack - ship "Nord", who went to the bottom in 1925.
Baird Bay

A small fishing village famous for the fact that its coast inhabited by a colony of sea lions, virtually disappeared from the face of the earth. Here you will be able to observe them in their natural habitat, and even swim with them. Animals are very friendly and perfectly tuned to not be afraid of divers. There are circling dolphins and flocks of restless, ready to play with you forever.
Darwin Harbour
A great dive site, if you are interested in wreck diving. Here just an incredible amount of shipwrecks dating from the time of the Second World War. And today is home to carpet sharks, barracudas, coral, salmon and perch surprising silver.