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We believe the best snorkeling in the world is a coral reef adventure on a Great Barrier Reef snorkeling trip with Wavelength Marine Charters because coral reefs on the great barrier reef australia are perfect for snorkeling rather than scuba diving due to their shallow nature with most life in the first few metres.
Great barrier reef diving is more for the scuba diving experience rather than seeing coral reefs and fish.
Unlike snorkeling in hawaii or snorkeling in cozumel or snorkeling in bahamas or snorkeling in sharm el sheikh, expert snorkeling tips and snorkeling how to information is given on the boat.
Snorkelling great barrier reef not from crowded Cairns but from Port Douglas is the best snorkeling with sharks, snorkeling with dolphins, snorkeling with turtles and snorkeling with stingrays.
Unlike the high impact Agincourt reefs, Opal Reef is like snorkelling in a coral reef aquarium.
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Surprise ending 😉
Amazing like an alien rainforest under water
Why is most/all the coral brown/grey/dull? Shouldn't it be more rainbow coloured? Is it dead? Is that the effect of global warming?
Where exactly was this taken please?
omg wow this looks just like finding nemo !!!! this is so pretty 🙂
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How do u keep your camera so still? Check out my snorkeling video in key largo with gopro mine are shakey. Maybe there's more water movement in florida.
The corals and the fishes are incredible !!!One year ago I had taken part  in a dive  in Great Barrier Reef and I should confess that I was absolutely  surprised and  satisfied !
That isn't real snorkeling. It's diving; nice video though.
Lps sps ftw it's a type of coral
It's so healthy hope it stays this people should start reef tanks and grow coral then donate the coral to reefs like the florida keys and here
About 3.50 there's a fish I believe is a parrotfish.
That was one rude parrot fish… ts ts ts
most of them corals are plate corals where some have plants on or polyps on and some of them are branching coral. well branching coral grow 15cm a year