Indian Ocean
The Indian Ocean is the third largest ocean in the world. The Indian Ocean is between Western Australia and South Africa.
Bass Straight
Bass Straight is a very dangerous strip of water because the winds called the "Roaring Forties" blow cold Antarctic air through. Bass Straight separates Victoria from Tasmania. King Island and Flinders Island are the two main islands. They are both surrounded by shipwrecks.
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The Great Australian Bight
The Great Australian Bight looks like someone took a bite out of South Australia and Western Australia. It also has holes among the cliffs that join from top to bottom.The Great Australian Bight stretches from Western Australia to the edge of South Australia. The edge of the Great Australian Bight is the end of the Nullabor Desert.
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The Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef is the largest living organism on earth and the only one that can be seen from the moon. It is over 2000 kilometres long. It is also the perfect holiday resort with clear blue water and great diving and snorkelling. Many people go to the Great Barrier Reef including Captain Cook who wrecked his boat and had to land for repairs at Cooktown.
The Coral Sea
The Coral Sea is named after the coral of the Great Barrier Reef and lies between the Reef and the Pacific Islands.
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