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Swimming and Diving with Manta Rays on Ningaloo Reef

Find out more about our Manta Ray Research Expeditions

Scuba diving with Manta Rays on Ningaloo Reef, Australia

Scuba diving with Manta Rays on Ningaloo Reef, Australia

An old friend....OUCH! so named because his cephalic lobe is at right angles to the way i should be

He's out there somewhere ... a onlooker tries to capture a glimpse of a rare 'black' manta ray

Showering in the sunlight a black manta barrell rolls and feeds on the plankton found along the Ningaloo Reef

Photographing a black manta, up close and personal is special treat

Manta Ray surface feeds in the waters along the Ningaloo Reef

A Manta Ray glides overhead whilst underneath the waters of Ningaloo

Manta Ray, NIngaloo Reef Australia

A Manta Ray skims the bottom of the ocean floor feeding on ever last morsel of plankton she can find

The markings on the left wing of a female manta ray can also be used to identify her. The markings are caused by the male manta ray clasping onto her left wing with his mouth

A school of juvenile golden trevally pilot fish shadow the manta ray whilst cruising along the Ningaloo Reef

Number 2 of the 4 Manta Rays in chain, mimicking each other on the Ningaloo Reef

Number 3 of the 4 Manta Rays in chain, mimicking each other on the Ningaloo Reef

OUCH! so named because his cephalic lobe is at right angles to the way i should be

Swimming with Manta Rays on the Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia

A Manta Ray almost comes right out of the water as it rolls right below the surface

Manta Ray surface feeds in the waters along the Ningaloo Reef

4 Manta rays mimicking each others movements at Ningaloo

Manta Ray found at Ningaloo in Western Australia

A Manta Ray skims the bottom of the ocean floor feeding on ever last morsel of plankton she can find

Manta Rays can be identified by the markings on their bellies. Each Manta Ray has a different pattern of markings

Two manta rays barrell roll, whilst feeding on the Ningaloo Reef

Swimming with Manta Rays in shallow crystal clear waters is always a pleasure

Diving down to capture an image of the underside of the Manta Ray in order to identify it by the markings on its belly

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