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Underwater Photo Location: Ningaloo reef

Underwater Photo Location: Ningaloo reef

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Guided tours off Ningaloo Reef in Northern Australia for Whale Shark watching.
Facts about Ningaloo reef
  • It is in Australia
  • Ningaloo reef is in the Indian Ocean.
  • The typical depth is 0-10 Metres 0-30 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.
Dive types
dayboat

Marine Life
bigwhales


Photo facilities
wideangle

by Mark Carter
Whale shark off Ningaloo reef, North Western Australia. Look close and you can see a small snorkeler in the background for a size comparison!

by Olivier Notz
Giant Clam at the Ningaloo Reef

by Olivier Notz
Grey reef shark at Ningaloo Reef, near Coral Bay

by Olivier Notz
Shark cleaning station at Asho's Gap, Ningaloo Reef. Visibility was not great and a did switch of the strobe

by David Bond
Picture of the camouflaged head of a wobbegong shak

by Georgina Pickford
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