Discover Shark Bay: A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Western Australia
Shark Bay’s name may conjure images of frightening man-eating sharks; however, this stunning location on the western coast of Australia is renowned more for its captivating dugongs, playful dolphins, and unique stromatolites. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Shark Bay spans an impressive 2.3 million hectares, offering a diver’s paradise and opportunities to interact with marine life up close.