Before I die, I want to dive here!

Magnificent, unique beauty!

I so want to see this place! From documentaries and friends that have been there, this is one of the most fascinating places on the planet.

Very nice natural resource to see. The only problem is that it is overrun. It is off the tropical coast of Australia so it gets lots of tourists.

Located along the northeast coast of Australia and one of the official Seven Wonders of the Natural World, the Great Barrier Reef is the world's longest-spanning natural wonder (not including the Auroras) and is ironically the most fragile as it is made up of the skeletons of generations of marine polyps that lived and died just under the surface of the crystal clear sea. The Great Barrier Reef is 2,000-kilometers (1,242-miles) long, and the first European to discover it was Captain James Cook in 1770.

Even in the rain and low visiblity water, it was absolutley stunning!

A great place to go if your into a one time underwater experience, surrounded by other tourists, in a completely regulated environment. The place is picked over and the last time I went seemed half dead. I am not saying it's not enjoyable. I have seen better.

Over-rated. Snorkelling with 100 people isnt my idea of fun.....

The most beautiful underwater sight in the world. You will want to move underwater after visiting this gorgeous and colorful place.

EXCELLENT!

Take one of the many day boat trips out to the reef from Cairns, scuba equipment is available, and REALLY see the Reef!

The great barrier reef in Australia is a fantastic place to scuba dive or snorkel. The weather is always fantastic, even in winter. I highly recommend it!