With each atoll comprising an 80sq km coral wonderland, it is not unusual for divers to encounter up to 60 metre visibility in one of the largest untouched coral gardens on the planet. It seems as though all the natural highlights in these remote waters are of the giant variety: expect to see giant clams nestled amongst the 233 species of coral, as giant potato cod and maori wrasse follow divers as they drift along the sheer coral walls. Snorkellers will encounter some of the more than 600 speices of fish, drifting gently past the exquisitely coloured coral of the 'Aquariaum' at Clerke Reef.

Fishing enthusiasts will enjoy deep sea fishing on the 12 hour journey to and from the shoals onboard the Reel Teaser charter boat. Guests onboard Reel Teaser often land giant trevally, Mahi Mahi, Spanish Mackeral and Wahoo, and that's before they arrive at the shoals. Once anchored inside the lagoon, expect to find coral trout on the dinner menu, invariably enjoyed on the large aft deck as the enormous red ball of the Kimberley sun sinks into the sea.