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Shark Trail
DO YOU DARE TO DIVE INTO THE WATER?
Melbourne Aquarium
Diving with the sharks and other marine life in the main display of
tank of The Melbourne Aquarium. They are now in their fifth year of this
exciting Venture and have taken over 9000 people safely diving with the sharks.
South Australia - Rodney Fox
The Premier 75ft dive vessel, “Princess II” departs from Port
Lincoln South Australia and travels to the famous Neptune Islands,
the very best place in the world to see the
Great White Sharks .
Western Australia - Exmouth
Ningaloo, its largest diving site, is practically swarming with a highly
active marine life. Exmouth, Australia, which is a small town of about
3,500 people situated just north of the Tropic of Capricorn.
South Africa - Capetown
Getting into the cage with the sharks around, is truly the most breath-taking
experience you will ever live to remember. . They are very curious
though and often come close-up to the cage, taking a closer look at
the diver. A personal, eye-to-eye encounter with this awesome animal,
is guaranteed to get the adrenaline going!
Tahiti - Rangiroa
Tahiti and Her Islands, also known as French Polynesia, is a paradise
In the middle of the South Pacific. Created by volcanoes, these 118
islands offer spectacular scenery, each different from the other. Some
are low lying coral islands, whilst others tower with rugged mountainous
interiors flowing with cool waterfalls.
All however are fringed by beautiful aqua blue coral reefs offering
unbelievable diving and snorkeling
Fiji - Beqa Lagoon
Not far away, in the blue seas of the South Pacific,
are the extraordinary islands of Fiji. A scenic country inhabited by
a people who invented the true meaning of hospitality . Fiji is ideal for
divers as it not only offers great reefs but also those additional activities
between dives that are often unavailable in other South Pacific regions.
Thailand - Similian Islands Shark Diver& Whale
Shark Diver Speciality Courses
The PADI Whale Shark and Shark Awareness Diver Speciality is to introduce
divers and snorkellers to the world's largest fish and
familiarise divers with the proper techniques for recreational diving
whilst encountering whale sharks with minimal impact on the sharks'
habitat and behaviour.
Sabah – Layang Layang
On this sliver of land lies a modest but complete resort - the three-star
Layang Layang Island Resort. It consists of 76 superior rooms as well as
10 deluxe rooms. Made of tropical hardwood, it shares the look of a Longhouse,
the traditional community homes of Borneo’s tribal people
For more information, email Tracey
Ellis
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