Stretching over 2,300 kilometers, the Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system and one of Earth’s most extraordinary natural treasures.

It is home to thousands of species: vibrant corals, tropical fish, turtles, and majestic manta rays. Snorkeling and diving here offer unparalleled encounters with marine life.

The reef also carries cultural significance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, who see it as part of their ancestral heritage. Its protection is vital for future generations.

Visitors can explore by boat, helicopter, or underwater tours, each providing breathtaking perspectives of this living masterpiece.