Virtual Tours

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panoramas below!

Short videos and interactive 360 degree panoramas of

some of Shark Bay's most impressive attractions.

Videos

	Bottlenose Dolphins Watch both underwater and surface footage of large pods of these amazing creatures as they play in Shark Bay. Duration: 2min 08sec View Video
	Bottlenose Dolphins Sponge Feeding Only in Shark Bay can you see dolphins using sponges on their snouts, a unique behaviour thought to prevent marine stings when feeding. Watch the footage here! Duration: 50sec View Video
	Stromatolites See underwater footage of stromatolites at Hamelin Pool in Shark Bay, one of only two areas in the world where these creatures are found. Duration: 1min 44sec View video
	Seagrass in Shark Bay Cruise underwater amongst the world's largest seagrass meadows. Shark Bay is home to more species of seagrass than anywhere else on the planet. Duration: 1min 38sec View video
	Humpback whales View amazing footage of these massive marine mammals that migrate past Shark Bay every year on their way to breeding grounds further north. Duration: 2min 15sec View video
	Bilby View adult and juvenile Bilby’s as they move around their extensive burrows. Duration: 3min 14sec View video
	Banded hare-wallaby View one of the world’s rarest mammals found on only two islands in Shark Bay. Duration: 3min 28sec View video
	Sea snake Watch a sea snake forage for food amongst seaweed in waters of the Shark Bay Marine Park Duration: 1min 41sec View video
	Peron Peninsula from the water What does Peron Peninsula look like from sea? View cliff-scapes and other footage taken from a boat offshore. Duration: 45sec View video
	Limestone coastline and Dirk Hartog Island Craggy limestone islands and the sand dunes of Dirk Hartog Island feature in this footage taken from a boat close to shore Duration: 2min 04sec View video

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How to use the interactive panoramas

Don't forget to click and drag!

Step 1. Click on the link to download the panorama (you may be asked to load the program Flash 9)

Step 2. Once downloaded click and drag with your mouse to move around the image

Step 3. Zoom in or out with your scroll wheel.

	1. Dirk Hartog Island Lighthouse Stand on famous Inscription Point and gaze out to sea like famous explorers did in years gone by. View 360° interactive panorama.
	2. Skipjack Point Get a bird's eye view from on top of Skipjack Point and enjoy the red sand cliffs extending as far as the eye can see. View 360° interactive panorama.
	3. Peron Shearing Shed Travel back in time to when Peron was a working sheep station by viewing the interior of the old Peron shearing shed in Francois Peron National Park. View 360° interactive panorama.
	4. What's a Birrida? Birrida is the local name for depressions in the sand left behind when temporary saline lakes evaporated several thousand years ago. Why not check one out! View 360° interactive panorama.
	5. Monkey Mia Dolphin Feed Get above the feeding of the dolphins at Monkey Mia and view the close interaction between animal and man. View 360° interactive panorama.
	6. Dirk Hartog Island Cliffs Admire the amazing views that visitors to Dirk Hartog Island travel great distances to enjoy. View 360° interactive panorama.
	7. Steep Point Stand on the most westerly point of Australia atop the cliffs of Steep Point with the sea far below. View 360° interactive panorama.
	8. Sunrise at Shelter Bay Wake to a stunning sunrise on the beach at Shelter Bay near Steep Point. View 360° interactive panorama.
	9. In the Mangroves Get in and amongst the mangroves, one of Shark Bay's rarer plant communities. No insects here! View 360° interactive panorama.
	10. Dunes like a Saharan Desert The mobile dunes of Edel Land evoke thoughts of the Sahara desert, testimony to the strong southerly wind that buffet the coast. View 360° interactive panorama.
	11. Shell Beach View both unique Shell Beach and the electric fence that keeps feral predators out of Peron Peninsula as part of Project Eden. View 360° interactive panorama.
	12. Blowholes Look down into a natural vent (or 'blowhole') in the limestone cliffs where water spouts when the seas are up. View 360° interactive panorama.
	13. Crayfish Bay The 150 kilometre-long Zuytdorp Cliffs are only broken at a few spots, such as rocky Crayfish Bay. View the roaring surf and boulder-strewn beach. View 360° interactive panorama.
	14. Baba Point Stand on top of the craggy limestone point at Baba Head in Tamala Station and enjoy the view out into the shallow waters of Shark Bay. View 360° interactive panorama.
	15. Tree Heath Vegetation View giant heath vegetation known as 'tree heath'; a familiar vegetation type in southern parts of Shark Bay. View 360° panorama.

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