Shark Bay Information
Shark Bay was discovered on 25 October 1616 by Dutch Captain Dirk Hartog. The azure waters of Shark Bay offer more than sheer adventure, unbelievable fishing and natural beauty. This untouched holiday destination is famous for its friendly visiting dolphins at Monkey Mia. Geographically located on the most western point of Australia, Shark Bay comprises a world of pristine bays, lagoons, islands and the largest natural harbour between Perth and Broome.
FIVE REASONS TO VISIT Shark Bay1 Extraordinary Natural Beauty - Shark Bay World Heritage Region, Marine Parks & National Parks have over 2000 kms of protected coastline, bays, and islands set in turquoise waters, crimson landscapes and stunning white shell beaches.
2 Abundance of Marine Life & Endangered Species - Home to abundance of marine life including dugongs, rays, whales, sharks and of course the famous Monkey Mia Dolphins, thorny devils, bilbies, the shark bay mouse and many other unique mammals, birds and plants all inhabit this region.
3 Fantastic Fishing from Beach of Boat - The placid waters of shark bay provide some of Western Australia’s greatest fishing, whether from the beach, boat or charter fishing. The waters abound with fish like snapper, taylor, groper, cod and whiting and for the more adventurous mackerel, cobia and mulloway.
4 Balmy Island Climate - Cool breazy summers and warm sun filled winter days, placid waters, stunning sunsets and all just one days drive north of Perth.
5 Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort - Famous for its visiting wild dolphins and beachfront location, join the crowd on the foreshore to experience the charm of these animals as they interact with holiday-makers in knee deep water. Monkey Mia offers a touch of paradise. In this holiday destination it’s the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the regions natural wonders.
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