Discover the vibrant underwater world of Ningaloo Reef with certified dives that reveal sharks, turtles, and manta rays in crystal-clear waters. Perfect for true marine life enthusiasts!
6.5hrs • Certified Divers Only • Dive on the Largest Fringing Reef • Ages 14+
Embark on an exhilarating double dive at the stunning Ningaloo Reef, one of the world's largest fringing reefs. Explore its breathtaking underwater landscapes, teeming with diverse marine life, including sharks, turtles, and manta rays. This adventure is perfect for certified divers seeking a deeper, unforgettable experience in a pristine environment.
6.5 Hours
The Ningaloo Reef is approximately 260km long and is one of the largest fringing reefs in the world! It supports an abundance of fish (500 species), hard and soft corals (300 species), molluscs (600 species) and many other invertebrates.
Come experience the best of the Ningaloo Reef on this adventurous deeper dive on the outer parts of the reef. Our highly skilled skipper and crew know the best spots on the reef to show a totally different side of Ningaloo.
Experience the surreal topography of the untouched reef where you can see vertical walls, overhangs covered in soft coral, boulders and massive coral formations! A myriad of sharks may curiously come and visit, turtles, stingrays and possibly even a couple of manta rays.
We meet at the dive shop in the morning where we check you in, give you your dive equipment and complete paperwork. We will then transport you to the dive boat, set up dive gear, give briefings and steam to the outer reef. We will complete two dives with a surface interval of around an hour between. Food will be provided, and depending on the conditions of the day, we will be back on land by approximately 3pm.
To participate, you are required to hold at least Advanced Open Water certification and 10 logged dives.
Ensure your scuba certification is current and valid before booking your dives.
Secure your spot early, especially during peak seasons when trips fill quickly.
Protect marine life by using biodegradable sunscreen during your water adventures.
Dehydration can affect your energy during dives, so drink plenty of water beforehand.
Ningaloo Reef was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011, recognizing its global ecological significance.
Marine park regulations protect Ningaloo Reef's ecosystems, promoting sustainable tourism and reef health.
Helps maintain body warmth in the often cooler waters of Ningaloo Reef.
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Provides clear sightlines for underwater exploration and wildlife viewing.
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Tracks your depth and time to ensure safe diving practices.
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Capture stunning images of the vibrant reef and marine life.
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