Byron Bay, Snorkelling Tour of Julian Rocks "Nuthungulli"

Embark on an extraordinary marine adventure at the "Nuthungulli" Julian Rocks marine sanctuary, where you can explore the diverse array of aquatic life in this pristine coastal environment. Dive into the vibrant waters teeming with turtles, manta rays, and eagle rays, alongside playful leopard sharks. With expert guidance from your dedicated marine biologist onboard, immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity while discovering the secrets of the ocean's depths. This unique experience promises a memorable journey through the wonders of marine biology, making it a perfect destination for both novice and experienced divers alike.

Julian Rocks Marine Sanctuary, renowned among top diving sites in Australia, offers an exceptional experience at its serene location. Situated along the easternmost point of Australia, Julian Rocks features protected, shallow waters ideal for snorkeling and freediving, where visitors can marvel at the diverse marine wildlife. This unique spot attracts a variety of species such as whales, dolphins, manta rays, leopard sharks, grey nurse sharks, and turtles, creating a captivating underwater landscape. A knowledgeable marine biologist accompanies guests throughout their exploration, ensuring they discover the optimal locations to observe these fascinating creatures.

The sanctuary's proximity to both warm tropical and cooler temperate waters makes it a prime destination for marine enthusiasts. Participants enjoy the comfort of the onboard vessel, "Wardjum," named after the Bundjalung people, who hold a deep connection to the ocean. As travelers embark on this journey, they might catch a glimpse of local dolphins or other marine life during their transit to Julian Rocks. Additionally, humpback whales can often be spotted along the coast between June and November.

To enhance your experience, each participant is equipped with high-quality gear including masks, fins, and a wetsuit. This ensures a seamless transition into the vibrant marine world surrounding Julian Rocks.