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What you can expect
Get out on the water and discover the underwater world of Western Australia's Ningaloo Reef on a snorkelling adventure with glass bottom boat turtle watching. For three hours you'll explore the reef, enjoy two amazing snorkelling spots, and visit the turtle sanctuary to see green sea turtles up close.Look down through the bottom of the boat to see a clear view of turtles feeding in their natural environment and learn all about them from your experienced crew. You'll be able to admire the colourful coral, feed the fish, and go snorkelling at two specially selected sites so you can make the most out of your trip to Ningaloo Reef.
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Inclusions
- Three hour snorkel tour with glass bottom boat turtle viewing
- Snorkel at two sites
- Snorkelling gear (mask, snorkel and fins)
- Pool noodle for floating assistance
- Snacks and beverages
- Professional guide
Seasons
- This tour is subject to weather. If we expect strong wind, strong rain and low tide the trip may get delayed or cancelled.
Duration
- This tour is three hours in duration.
Departure Location
- This experience departs 1 Robinson St, Coral Bay WA 6701, Australia.
What To Bring
- Warm clothing (jacket, jumper) if it's windy or cold
- Sun protection
- Swim wear and towel
- Water bottle (refillable on board)
Cancellation Policy
- Change your booking up to 48 hours before the start time of your experience
- Changes are not permitted within 48 hours of your experience
- Late arrivals or no shows may result in you forfeiting your experience
Location
Peoples Shopping Village, 4 Robinson St, Coral Bay, Western Australia 6701
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