SUBMERGED BENEATH THE SHALLOW waters of coastal Australia is a world entirely different to what lies above. Massive whale sharks glide through blue waters, baby sea turtles paddle over reefs, 50-year-old red bass hide in sea grass, giant clams sit in waiting, and dolphins playfully weave between swells.
Australia has some of the most diverse and scenic underwater ecosystems in the world and many of them are shallow enough to be explored just with a snorkel and fins  … More
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