Release your laziness at a good place | Shark Bay

Shark Bay is located at the end of the west coast of Australia, surrounded by islands and land, and is famous for its three incomparable natural landscapes. It has the largest and most abundant collection of marine plant specimens in the world; and it is home to the largest number of dugongs (sea cows) and stromatolites in Shark Island, while also protecting five endangered mammal species. The bays, harbors, and small islands in the Shark Bay region support a vast aquatic world, where sea turtles, whales, prawns, scallops, sea snakes, fish, and sharks are all common aquatic creatures. At the same time, in some areas, coral reefs, sponges, and other invertebrates, as well as tropical and subtropical fish, form a unique ecological community. Various burrowing mollusks, hermit crabs, and other invertebrates live on the wide, flat beaches. The wide coral reefs are another beautiful sight for underwater viewing. The diameter of the coral blocks is about 500 meters, filled with rich marine life. Countless colorful corals compete to catch people's eyes, such as blue, purple, green, brown, and so on, truly a feast for the eyes. Here, you can also go boating, diving, snorkeling, observing marine life, fishing, windsurfing, and swimming.