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Lord Howe Island - Ball's Pyramid
Lord Howe Island · New South Wales · Australia
The world's tallest volcanic sea stack, where Galapagos-like marine life, endemic species, and crystal visibility create one of Australia's most exclusive dives.
Depth30M
Leveladvanced
Entryboat
Currentstrong
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reef
Ned's Beach
Lord Howe Island · New South Wales · Australia
A sheltered beach on Lord Howe Island's east coast where the world's southernmost coral reef meets a crystal-clear lagoon, and fearless endemic fish swarm snorkelers and divers in water shallow enough for beginners.
Depth15M
Levelbeginner
Entryshore
Currentmild
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reef
Great Barrier Reef (Outer Reef)
Cairns · Queensland · Australia
World's largest coral reef system. Outer reef sections from Cairns offer pristine coral and marine life.
Depth25M
Levelbeginner
Entryboat
Currentmild
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