About Lady Elliot Island

Nicknamed the “first lady of the reef”, the Great Barrier Reef’s most southern island is world-renowned as the home of the manta ray for Australia, with more than 700 individual mantarays identified in the area. The island also hosts nesting and hatching turtles, 57 species of bird, dolphins, and migrating humpback whales.

You’ll find 19 dive sights at this delightful island destination including Lighthouse Bommie, Coral Cardens, Moiri and Shark Pool, plus the shipwreck.

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Nicknamed the “first lady of the reef”, the Great Barrier Reef’s most southern island is world-renowned as the home of the manta ray for Australia, with more than 700 individual mantarays identified in the area. The island also hosts nesting and hatching turtles, 57 species of bird, dolphins, and migrating humpback whales.

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