Australia is a unique snorkeling destination, highlighted by the Great Barrier Reef and its vibrant coral and spectacular marine life, often considered one of the greatest natural wonders of the world. But snorkeling Australia is not all about the Great Barrier Reef: Ningaloo reef (in the northwestern side of the country), Tasmania, Lord Howe Island, or the giant kelp forests of the south of the mainland also offer world-class snorkeling experiences.

Snorkeling destinations in Australia

Western Australia

(1 spot online)

Western Australia is considered one of the six hotspots for marine biodiversity on the planet. The different climates and currents found along its coasts have favored the development of remarkable ecosystems: it shelters the Ningaloo Reef, the longest fringing reef in the world, but also mangroves, (...)
Sydney

(3 spots online)

While Australia brings the Great Barrier Reefs first and foremost to the minds of snorkeling enthusiasts, there are many other parts of the island continent that are also worth exploring. Sydney, built on wide bays, shelters some amazing underwater wonders. Not far from the city, its rocky coves an (...)
Queensland & the Great Barrier Reef

(7 spots online)

Hosting the Great Barrier Reef, the largest and healthiest expanse of living coral on the planet, Queensland has some of the best ocean life in the world. Whether you are dreaming about swimming with manta rays, sea turtles or sharks, exploring wrecks teeming with sea life, observing clownfish in th (...)

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