The images of lethal, rapacious, and man-eating sharks that occupies one’s mind after hearing the name ‘Shark Bay’ is not a true interpretation of this place. In fact, this World Heritage Site on the Western Coast of Western Australia is like a haven to stromatolites, dolphins, and dugongs. This soggy place is a mesmerizing, vast aquatic world of 2.3 million hectors. Experience the pleasure of diving in the turquoise water and feeding the dolphins while watching the spectacular panorama smeared by the Shark Bay. This isn’t another tedious travel article with heaps of superfluous information and unwanted pictures. I have mentioned the details in a Q&A format that will help you to pick you need. Where is the Shark Bay located? It is positioned at the westernmost tip of Australia.  [...]

Great Barrier Reef, a spread of over 2000 kilometers, is registered in the list of World Heritage sites. Its huge expanse is can be probably visible from outer space as well. It is positioned near the soggy coast of Queensland starting from Port Douglas to Bundaberg. The natural panoramas, coral bushes, and aquatic life here allures thousands of visitors every year. The Great Barrier Reef can explored in following five ways: 1. Select your location Have a night revelry in Daydream or try water sports in the Hamilton. You can opt to spend some romantic time with your loved ones on wonderful South Molle or simply relax with a mild drink on the supple, pallid sand granules on the beaches of Whitsunday Island. It’s a perfect location for an overnight stay because it offers everything from  [...]