Kayak & Snorkel in Shark Bay

This time, we’re heading to a hidden corner of Western Australia—a place where ancient coastlines, crystal-clear waters, and wild marine encounters await:

Shark Bay.

Found on Australia’s remote western edge, Shark Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site where time slows down and nature takes center stage.

Think: turquoise waters teeming with life, white sand beaches untouched by crowds, and starry nights on deck as you float miles away from the modern world.

This is not your average Aussie beach trip—it’s an adventure designed for those who crave connection with nature, solitude, and a splash of saltwater soul.

Read on for the full scoop on this epic liveaboard expedition.

Shark Bay: Western Australia’s Wild Blue Frontier

Picture yourself paddling a sea kayak through calm, clear waters—beneath you, coral gardens sway in the current as turtles glide past.

You pull up to a deserted beach on Dirk Hartog Island, the sun warm on the sand, the only footprints yours and your fellow travelers’.

Later, a humpback whale breaches in the distance as you snorkel above one of the healthiest reefs in the country.

Out here, each day brings new wonders—rays skimming the surface, dolphins dancing at sunrise, seabirds wheeling overhead.

Evenings are spent aboard your floating basecamp, swapping stories over dinner and watching the Milky Way emerge, undimmed by city lights.

This is wild Australia, seen from the sea.

Why Shark Bay Belongs on Your Adventure List

Shark Bay isn’t just a destination—it’s a marine sanctuary bursting with life and beauty:

• UNESCO World Heritage Site: With over 1,000 kilometers of protected coastline, this area is one of the most pristine in all of Australia.

• Incredible Marine Life: From dugongs and dolphins to sea turtles and migrating whales, this ecosystem is thriving.

• Remote and Rugged: No roads, no crowds—just nature, solitude, and an unfiltered ocean experience.

• Dirk Hartog Island: A wild island rich in history and biodiversity, perfect for hiking, kayaking, and snorkeling.

If you’re craving a true escape—and an intimate, small-group journey into one of Australia’s wildest places—this might just be your next big adventure.

How to Explore Shark Bay

We’ve partnered with our friends at Southern Sea Ventures & MV Silverado to offer an exclusive way to explore Shark Bay: by sea kayak and liveaboard vessel.

With expert guides, thoughtfully planned routes, and everything taken care of, all you need to do is show up with a sense of curiosity and a love for the ocean.

Explore More

If you would like to learn more, here are some links to check out for more information about Shark Bay.

• Walking with Sharks • Kayaking Shark Bay (article)

• Australia’s Best Nature? (vlog)

7-Day Shark Bay Kayak & Snorkel Liveaboard Expedition

This small-group expedition combines kayaking, snorkeling, and short hikes across Shark Bay and Dirk Hartog Island. You’ll travel aboard a liveaboard vessel with just 10 travelers—giving you the rare chance to explore remote beaches, vibrant reefs, and hidden coves in comfort and solitude.

With healthy coral systems, abundant marine life, and epic coastal scenery, this is one of Australia’s most underrated adventure destinations.

Trip Details 

• Group Size: 10 travelers

• Duration: 7 days

• Accommodation: Liveaboard

• Difficulty: Intermediate

Dates:

• June 5th – 11th, 2026 

• June 14th – 20th, 2026

If you're dreaming of clear waters, quiet coves, and wild marine encounters—this one’s for you.

Spots are limited for both departures, so don’t wait too long to secure your place.

P.S. If you have any question about this trip, simply reply to this email. We’re here to help you!