Discover your backyard in Australia's Coral Coast...
Meet Greg and Jade from Perfect Nature Cruises, in the Shark Bay World Heritage Area. Setting sail from Monkey Mia, Greg and Jade spend their days taking guests on eco-cruises through Shark Bay Marine Park in search of dugongs, dolphins, turtles and other incredible marine life that live in these pristine waters. This is Greg and Jade's backyard, and they can't wait to welcome you.
Shark Bay became Western Australia's first World Heritage Area in 1991, meeting 4 of UNESCO's 10 criteria required to receive this status. The area is home to the world's largest dugong population, the world's oldest and largest living fossils, a beach made entirely of shells, and the site of the first recorded landing on Australian soil by Europeans in 1616 - and that's just a snippet of what's waiting for you! When you #WanderOutYonder along the Coral Coast Highway to the Shark Bay World Heritage Area, make sure to say hi to Greg and Jade and discover the wonders that this significant area has to offer.
