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English (Translate this text in English): Split solitary island
English (Translate this text in English): Split solitary island
Split solitary island
English (Translate this text in English): Split solitary island
English (Translate this text in English): Split solitary island
English (Translate this text in English): Split solitary island
English (Translate this text in English): Split solitary island
English (Translate this text in English): Split solitary island
English (Translate this text in English): Split solitary island
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Alternative name Coffs harbour, Split solitary island
Average depth 18 m / 59.1 ft
Max depth 32 m / 105 ft
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English (Translate this text in English): Manta Arch is the home of the endangered Grey Nurse Shark. Mostly seen in large nubers in Winter months.
The feature of the site is a rock archway over the top of a gutter, and ideal location for the Sharks to hide from current and surge. Depth of mooring is 21 mtrs and gradually slopes away to 32 mtrs. Deep rocky gutters provide a ideal home for Anemone fish to Jawfish and nudibranchs, mixing with schools of southern fish as well as the Grey Nurse Shark
English (Translate this text in English): Manta Arch is the home of the endangered Grey Nurse Shark. Mostly seen in large nubers in Winter months.
The feature of the site is a rock archway over the top of a gutter, and ideal location for the Sharks to hide from current and surge. Depth of mooring is 21 mtrs and gradually slopes away to 32 mtrs. Deep rocky gutters provide a ideal home for Anemone fish to Jawfish and nudibranchs, mixing with schools of southern fish as well as the Grey Nurse Shark
Manta Arch is the home of the endangered Grey Nurse Shark. Mostly seen in large nubers in Winter months.
The feature of the site is a rock archway over the top of a gutter, and ideal location for the Sharks to hide from current and surge. Depth of mooring is 21 mtrs and gradually slopes away to 32 mtrs. Deep rocky gutters provide a ideal home for Anemone fish to Jawfish and nudibranchs, mixing with schools of southern fish as well as the Grey Nurse Shark
English (Translate this text in English): Manta Arch is the home of the endangered Grey Nurse Shark. Mostly seen in large nubers in Winter months.
The feature of the site is a rock archway over the top of a gutter, and ideal location for the Sharks to hide from current and surge. Depth of mooring is 21 mtrs and gradually slopes away to 32 mtrs. Deep rocky gutters provide a ideal home for Anemone fish to Jawfish and nudibranchs, mixing with schools of southern fish as well as the Grey Nurse Shark
English (Translate this text in English): Manta Arch is the home of the endangered Grey Nurse Shark. Mostly seen in large nubers in Winter months.
The feature of the site is a rock archway over the top of a gutter, and ideal location for the Sharks to hide from current and surge. Depth of mooring is 21 mtrs and gradually slopes away to 32 mtrs. Deep rocky gutters provide a ideal home for Anemone fish to Jawfish and nudibranchs, mixing with schools of southern fish as well as the Grey Nurse Shark
English (Translate this text in English): Manta Arch is the home of the endangered Grey Nurse Shark. Mostly seen in large nubers in Winter months.
The feature of the site is a rock archway over the top of a gutter, and ideal location for the Sharks to hide from current and surge. Depth of mooring is 21 mtrs and gradually slopes away to 32 mtrs. Deep rocky gutters provide a ideal home for Anemone fish to Jawfish and nudibranchs, mixing with schools of southern fish as well as the Grey Nurse Shark
English (Translate this text in English): Manta Arch is the home of the endangered Grey Nurse Shark. Mostly seen in large nubers in Winter months.
The feature of the site is a rock archway over the top of a gutter, and ideal location for the Sharks to hide from current and surge. Depth of mooring is 21 mtrs and gradually slopes away to 32 mtrs. Deep rocky gutters provide a ideal home for Anemone fish to Jawfish and nudibranchs, mixing with schools of southern fish as well as the Grey Nurse Shark
English (Translate this text in English): Manta Arch is the home of the endangered Grey Nurse Shark. Mostly seen in large nubers in Winter months.
The feature of the site is a rock archway over the top of a gutter, and ideal location for the Sharks to hide from current and surge. Depth of mooring is 21 mtrs and gradually slopes away to 32 mtrs. Deep rocky gutters provide a ideal home for Anemone fish to Jawfish and nudibranchs, mixing with schools of southern fish as well as the Grey Nurse Shark
English (Translate this text in English): Manta Arch is the home of the endangered Grey Nurse Shark. Mostly seen in large nubers in Winter months.
The feature of the site is a rock archway over the top of a gutter, and ideal location for the Sharks to hide from current and surge. Depth of mooring is 21 mtrs and gradually slopes away to 32 mtrs. Deep rocky gutters provide a ideal home for Anemone fish to Jawfish and nudibranchs, mixing with schools of southern fish as well as the Grey Nurse Shark
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