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Best place in Australia to go diving with sharks?

about 2 years ago about Australia

Where's the best place to go diving with sharks in Australia? Either scuba diving or cage diving.

diving sharks

Asked by Ian C via Travellr.com

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  Liveaboard in Cairns to Osprey Reef to see shark feeding approx 30 sharks. For Great Whites - cage diving in Port Lincoln. Contact me debrab@seekadventuretravel.com 1800 061 712 about 2 years ago

  Answered by debra baleilevuka via Travellr.com
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  Sothwest Rocks is known for diving with Grey Nurse sharks about 2 years ago

  Answered by Michelle Merrikin via Travellr.com
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  I'd second Osprey Reef: it's way out in the Coral Sea and visibility was simply absurd. We went on a boat called 'Undersea Explorer' but I believe this has stopped sailing these days. Highly recommended but you better be ready to swim in and around dozens of sharks! about 2 years ago

  Answered by Original Nomad via WorldNomads.com
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  I know this is slightly out of the purview of the question - because it's usually snorkeling -but you can swim with Whale Sharks off Ningaloo Reef (Western Australia, between Exmouth and Coral Bay) between April and July. It's a one of the few known places that they come to every year. about 2 years ago

  Answered by Samantha D'Angelo via Travellr.com
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  Thanks for your answers everyone! :) about 2 years ago

  Answered by Ian C via Travellr.com
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  The best places to dive in Australia are
  
  Queensland
  Great Barrier Reef
  Sunshine Coast
  New South Wales
  North Coast
  South Coast
  Cage diving
  HMAS Hobart
  Rapid Bay
  Port Noarlunga Jetty
  Coastal waters of Adelaide
  Kangaroo Island
  
  Source(s):
  http://www.scubaplex.com/scubadiving/location/3507-scuba-diving-australia 12 months ago

  Answered by aiyana.morgan via WorldNomads.com
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  Cairns without a doubt is the scuba diving capital of Australia! http://www.divedirectory.com.au/cairnsdiving/ 11 months ago

  Answered by Dan Collyer via Travellr.com