Australia is undoubtedly one of those dive destinations that every diver has ever dreamed of visiting. Its beaches have crystal clear water and are dyed indecipherable blue colours. It houses in its waters the Great Barrier Reef, the largest one in the world and whose area sizes 350,000 Km2.
With an area equivalent to that of Great Britain, the Great Barrier consists of nearly 3,000 reefs and over 300 species of coral. Its marine fauna is wide and varied: groupers and giant moray eels, schools of barracudas and pelagic, turtles, manta rays, sea snakes and large schools of fish.
