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2017 Western Australia – Day 5 – Shark Bay / Francois Peron National Park

Beach of Hamelin Pool at Shark Bay in Western Australia
A dolphin at our first campsite north of Perth, Western Australia
Beach of our first campsite in the morning in Western Australia
Beach of our first campsite in the morning in Western Australia
Road scene north of Geralton on the way to Shark Bay in Western Australia
Landscape around Shark Bay in Western Australia
A rest stop near Shark Bay in Western Australia
Landscape at Hamelin Pool at Shark Bay in Western Australia
Beach of Hamelin Pool at Shark Bay in Western Australia
Beach of Hamelin Pool at Shark Bay in Western Australia
Stromatolites at Hamelin Pool at Shark Bay in Western Australia
Stromatolites at Hamelin Pool at Shark Bay in Western Australia
Stromatolites at Hamelin Pool at Shark Bay in Western Australia
Stromatolites at Hamelin Pool at Shark Bay in Western Australia
Toxic little melons at the roadside at Shark Bay in Western Australia
Emus at the Shark Bay in Western Australia
Dirt road in the way to Big Lagoon at the Shark Bay in Western Australia

Francis Peron National Park is a protected area located in Western Australia, Australia. The park is located around 140 km north of Shark Bay and is known for its unique and rugged coastline, as well as its diverse array of wildlife. The park is a great destination for visitors who are interested in outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching.

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2017 Western Australia – Day 6 – Shark Bay / Francois Peron National Park

Emu on the road near Denham at the Shark Bay, Western Australia
At Little Lagoon at the Shark Bay, Western Australia
Monkey Mia at Shark Bay, Western Australia
At Little Lagoon at the Shark Bay, Western Australia
Monkey Mia at Shark Bay, Western Australia
Monkey Mia at Shark Bay, Western Australia
Monkey Mia at Shark Bay, Western Australia
Monkey Mia at Shark Bay, Western Australia
Monkey Mia at Shark Bay, Western Australia
Monkey Mia at Shark Bay, Western Australia
Monkey Mia at Shark Bay, Western Australia
Monkey Mia at Shark Bay, Western Australia
Little Lagoon at the Shark Bay, Western Australia
Sheeps at night at Big Lagoon, Shark Bay, Western Australia
Emu on the road near Denham at the Shark Bay, Western Australia
Denham at the Shark Bay, Western Australia
Denham at the Shark Bay, Western Australia
The beach at Denham, Western Australia
Denham at the Shark Bay, Western Australia
Denham at the Shark Bay, Western Australia
Beach scene at Big Lagoon, Shark Bay, Western Australia
Beach scene at Big Lagoon, Shark Bay, Western Australia
Beach scene at Big Lagoon, Shark Bay, Western Australia
Beach scene at Big Lagoon, Shark Bay, Western Australia

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Shark Bay is a World Heritage-listed area located in Western Australia, Australia. The bay is known for its unique and diverse array of marine life, as well as its stunning landscapes and cultural significance. The bay is home to several protected areas, including Francois Peron National Park and the Shark Bay Marine Park, which offer visitors the opportunity to explore the bay’s unique environment and learn about its cultural and historical significance.

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2017 Western Australia – Day 9 – Coral Bay / Ningaloo Reef

Rest area at the Minilya Bridge Roadhouse north of Carnarvon, Western Australia
Rest area at the Minilya Bridge Roadhouse north of Carnarvon, Western Australia
Road Train at the Minilya Bridge Roadhouse north of Carnarvon, Western Australia
Old farming gear at the Minilya Bridge Roadhouse north of Carnarvon, Western Australia
Old farming gear at the Minilya Bridge Roadhouse north of Carnarvon, Western Australia
Old farming gear at the Minilya Bridge Roadhouse north of Carnarvon, Western Australia
Old farming gear at the Minilya Bridge Roadhouse north of Carnarvon, Western Australia
The Tropic of Capricorn just before Coral Bay, Western Australia
Termite nest near Coral Bay, Western Australia

Coral Bay is a small coastal town located in the Mid West region of Western Australia, known for its stunning coral reefs, crystal clear waters, and diverse array of marine life. The town is situated on the shores of the Ningaloo Reef, one of the largest fringing reefs in the world, and is home to an array of marine animals such as manta rays, whale sharks, and sea turtles.

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2017 Western Australia – Day 10 – Coral Bay / Ningaloo Reef

Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Outback landscape around Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Lighthouse Bay at the North Cape, Western Australia
The Vlaming Head Lighthouse at the North Cape, Western Australia
Mauritius Beach at the North Cape, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater impressions of Coral Bay, Western Australia

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The Ningaloo Reef is one of the most unique and beautiful natural wonders of Western Australia. This 260-kilometer-long coral reef system is located on the coastline of the Mid West region of Western Australia, and is considered to be one of the largest fringing reefs in the world. The reef is home to a diverse array of marine life, including over 500 species of fish, 250 species of coral, and many different types of marine mammals, such as whale sharks, manta rays, and sea turtles.

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2017 Western Australia – Day 12 – Coral Bay / Ningaloo Reef

Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
The beach of Coral Bay, Western Australia
The beach of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
The beach of Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
Underwater image of the corals in Coral Bay, Western Australia
The beach of Coral Bay, Western Australia
The beach of Coral Bay, Western Australia

Coral reefs are one of the most diverse and valuable ecosystems on Earth. They are found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world and provide a home for a wide variety of marine life. Coral reefs are also important for human communities, providing benefits such as food, coastal protection, and tourism.

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