Scuba Diving the GREAT BARRIER REEF Australia | Liveaboard Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2020
- We go scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. We opted for a 4 day, 3 night liveaboard so that we could do a lot of diving! We give a cabin tour of the live aboard and show lots of beautiful underwater footage. Diving the great barrier reef has been high on our bucket list during our around the world trip! We are so grateful we were able to see this natural wonder!
**This was filmed in January 2020. Since the filming of this video the Great Barrier Reef underwent a mass coral bleaching event. With all the other news dominating screen time in 2020 it feels like this was overlooked. I've provided some links below to learn more and find ways to help protect this amazing natural wonder!
Learn more:
www.ecowatch.com/great-barrie...
www.cnn.com/2020/04/07/austra...
Ways to donate:
savethereef.org/charities.html
www.barrierreef.org/you-can-h...
www.marineconservation.org.au...
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Liz & Alex
About us: We are a married couple that love outdoor-based adventures, travel and are in constant pursuit of audacious goals. We love hiking, rock climbing, mountaineering, backpacking, biking, and scuba diving. We prefer independent based adventures so tend to choose those, over tours. We absolutely love to explore this beautiful world!
Great video! This is on my bucket list too and you've supplied some great inspiration.
Thank you! A great item to have on the bucket list :) hope you can get out there soon when travel is possible again ☺️
This is awesome! I'm from seattle too and would love to do what you guys have done, just pack up and really live life!
You should someday! We have zero regrets for taking the leap even though our trip was cut short due to COVID. This live-aboard was a highlight for sure.
Awesome video. GBR always delivers
Thank you! It was such a cool experience! Would love to go again someday!
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Thank you! ☺️🙏🏼😊
Just found your videos now I'm about 2 years late but good job on the videos guys ..secators ( Bugs ) are a bit noisey ..glad we don't get them in Melbourne to often ..maybe in summer every 15 years or so ..cockatoos are your alarm clock in oz ..very loud..scobba dive was good ..come back some time ..🇺🇸🇦🇺🦜🦘🐠🌴🐚🦭🐢🦚🐧🐨🐬🦎🐍🦑🦋
Aww thank you!!! We’d love to come back yo Australia someday! We loved our time there ❤️🇦🇺☺️❤️
Buddy you’re thinking of cicadas, secateurs are pruning shears 😂
@@waterunderthebridge7950 same they both chop shit up..anyway in my professional jobs l have never had to write..well just some words on my concert lighting and sounded mixing consoles.some people say to me write a book about my touring with Australian bands ..but l really don't like writeing.
Awesome!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
I wish to visit Great Barrier Reef some day.
How much does this cost!???
It’s pretty spending and it depends on the quality of the boat, the number of days you’re gone and a few other things. You can checkout liveaboard.com to see actual rates
Hi, what camera did you use for your underwater shots?
Hi! We just used the GoPro Hero 7 Black back when we did the Great Barrier Reef in this video.
How many dives did you each have before doing the liveaboard? And how was the food onboard??
23 dives. I remember the food being very good actually! Are you thinking of making a trip out there?
You missed a big piece of potential sushi
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Rottnest Island is Rotto, not Rotti.
Oh thanks for the clarification!
@@PursuingMountains no worries. Highly recommend Rottnest Island. The Quokkas on the island are very friendly and the island is beautiful. There are three hidden gem islands to the south of Rottnest. Carnac islmd has seals you can swim with (although in the wrong season the bulls might chase you along the sand). Carnac is full of snakes though so you can’t go off the sand beaches and you need a boat to get there (there are tour boats but I’ve never been on one of those). Next south is penguin island. That has a sandbar you can walk over onto the island but it’s not recommended to return that way unless you’re a decent swimmer. There’s a ferry in summer - 5 minutes either way. In summer the penguins come ashore to moult their waterproof feathers and are all over the island. There’s also a penguin sanctuary on the island that looks after and rehabilitates injured penguins. They are open every day. The. The north end of garden island is open to the public. The south end is a naval base. You need a boat to get out there but it’s worth it. There are completely unspoiled beaches and sand dunes and inland the island has natural thermal wells. Before 911 you could wander into the naval base but you probably can’t do that now. Further north are the infamous Abrolhos islands - really beautiful. And in shark bay there are a number of islands but you need a boat to get to those. Shark bay itself is a world heritage site for a very good reason. Monkey Mia resort is the best spot to stay there - they have accomodation from 5 star to ‘bring your own tent’. And they have the dolphins. Shark bay is best with a long wheel base 4wd so you can get out to cape peron and the zuyptdorf cliffs. Kalbarri, hutt lake (which is pink), and port Gregory are all good places to take a look at on the way up.
@@tileux that sounds amazing! Thank you so much for this list. We will keep note of this for our next trip to Australia!