Boult Reef has recently been listed as an area of interest by ISRA (Important Shark and Ray areas), due to the abundance of megafauna and is one of our favorite dive sites to visit! Boult offers a variety of sites from reef slopes that drop down to 30m+ to shallow coral bommies dispersed over white sands.
The shallower Snorkelling areas offer chances to view some of our larger megafauna: attracting Mantarays, Turtles and Reef sharks, against a backdrop of colourful reef fish and healthy corals
The reef slopes create exceptional dive sites at any depth, from snorkeling on the surface to advanced dives in the deep. With a mixture of colourful soft and hard corals in the shallows, and huge biodiversity all along the slopes, with opportunity to view anything from small nudibranches to larger pelagic life in the blue, and everything in between.
The Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, Bailai and Taribelang Bunda peoples are the traditional custodians of the Sea Country around the reefs we visit. Evidence of Great Barrier Reef Sea Country connections dates to more than 60,000 years. When you visit the Southern Great Barrier Reef, consider that you’re travelling through Sea Country that has spiritual importance.
