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6 ways to be a water baby in Australia

This PPT speaks about the most interesting aquatic experiences in Australia. The land down under has a host of aquatic experiences ranging from adventurous scuba diving to serene paddling.

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6 ways to be a water baby in Australia

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  1. 6 ways to be a water baby in Australia

  2. Ride the waves at Gold Coast - Gold Coast is more than just a party capital, it’s also one of the best places to go surfing! With 35 beaches constantly patrolled by lifeguards throughout the year, Gold Coast is a surfing haven for beginners and experts alike. So whether you’re a Barney (a fresher in surfing) or a pro, this region with the most consistent waves beckons you to try this unique aquatic experience in Australia. Catching your first waves with friends on your Australia expedition could make for an unforgettable experience.

  3. Go for a swim at lakes of Fraser Island - An aquatic experience in Australia that you shouldn’t miss is swimming in the crystal clear sandy lakes of Fraser Island. People visit this place for the waters rather than the beach. Picture a creek with water pristine that you can drink it or a natural Jacuzzi in surrounded by greenery. You can experience all this and much more at Fraser island’s Eli Creek or Champagne pools or Lake McKenzie. An aquatic experience like none other, swimming in these lakes will definitely keep you coming back for more.

  4. Dive or snorkel in the Great Barrier Reef - A must do on any traveler to Australia’s list is explore the Great Barrier Reef. And what better way than to go scuba diving or snorkeling! You can expect to encounter more than 1500 fish species, right from humpback dolphins, red bass, clownfish, red throat emperor to several species of turtles, jellyfish. Be mesmerized by the changing hues of corals at the largest reef in the world. This is an aquatic experience in Australia that you would definitely want to have!

  5. Reel the fish in - What better place to go fishing than Australia! Home to the largest game fishing tournaments in the southern hemisphere, Australia is the ideal destination for hooking the perfect fish. Head to Queensland to fulfil your dream of catching a black marlin or reel in mahimahi, Spanish mackerel sailfish, barracuda and so many more varieties of fish. You could also head to Port Stephens in New South Wales, Gippsland in Victoria or Central Highland of Tasmania to hook the perfect fish. And the best part of all, you don’t have to park yourself in a boat for hours!

  6. Whale watching in Southern or Western Australia - Watching a whale gliding past your ship is an experience you could never forget! For those visiting Australia between May and November, this is an aquatic experience in Australia you should definitely indulge in. Spot the majestic humpback whales and pygmy whales in Western Australia or get up close to southern right whales and their adorable calves in Southern Australia. Watching these gentle giants gracefully tackle the waves is a sight to behold.

  7. Travel the length of Murray River – A river that starts as a tiny stream in the Australian Alps travels five distinct landscapes before meeting the Southern Ocean. A trip along this river offers numerous versatile experiences like fishing, kayaking, canoeing, paddling while drinking in the exotic sights along the way. This is a must do aquatic experience in Australiato capture the essence of the land down under.

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