Just off the coast of Queensland in Australia lies the largest marine nature reserve, Great Barrier Reef. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981, this splendid ecosystem runs across 2600 km and is made of thousands of coral reefs and habitats for a wide range of species. The breathtaking scene under the water attracts and astounds snorkelers, divers, and wildlife enthusiasts. Extending over 340,000 square kilometers, it provides shelter to a range of animal and vegetable variety and species. Despite the effects of climate change, this area of the Pacific Ocean remains a cornerstone of the canvas of biodiversity. The beauty of the nature reserve is that it can be explored by the sea and the sky. The diversity is unmatched and unparalleled to none other and is a snorkeling and scuba diving haven for those who seek adventure at every juncture. For the ones who are not inclined aquatically, you can see the beautiful coral formations in all its splendid colors from a plane. Every year, this World Heritage listed site is frequented by about 1.5 million visitors. Diving, snorkeling, scuba diving are just some ways to experience this diverse and rich ecosystem. You could also try sailing, scenic flights, and others to try the ways to explore the getaway towns and scenic islands along the reef. Bạn cần giúp gì thêm không?