There is just something magical about the Rowleys – something that never leaves you. Perhaps it’s the crystal clear water, or the incredibly dense coral, or the diversity of fish life but more likely it’s the remoteness and a sense that you have the place all to yourself or more precisely, 300 square kilometres of…

More than 250 species of coral have been recorded at the Rowley Shoals. Significant tidal range has resulted in the exaggerated growth of both soft and hard corals.

Yes – the dive coordinator will need to sight a recognised open water certification before a guest is permitted to engage in SCUBA diving.

More than 700 species of fish have been recorded at the Rowley Shoals.

The water temperature at the Rowley Shoals is 26 degrees Celsius.

A wide variety of both reef and pelagic species can be caught at the Rowley Shoals. Prized species include coral trout, yellowfin tuna, mackerel and sailfish.

Guests on the TRUE NORTH embark at 1700 on the day of departure and travel overnight to the Rowley Shoals. The TRUE NORTH arrives at the shoals early the next morning.

The Rowley Shoals are 200 nautical miles west of Broome.