A waterfall in the ocean, Western Australia.
Montgomery Reef, the world’s largest inshore reef at some 300 square kilometres, transforms with the tides, sending cascading water across the Kimberley coast. As the reef emerges, turtles, reef sharks, dugongs, manta rays, and dolphins move through the rushing water in a breathtaking spectacle. The reef is best experienced up close, by boat or from the air on a scenic flight from Broome or Kununurra. 📸 road_trippin_ryans/IG 📍 Montgomery Reef, in Lalang-garram/Camden Sound Marine Park - a boat cruise or scenic flight tour from #VisitBroome (Rubibi) or #VisitKununurra (Goonoonoorrang) | #AustraliasNorthWest #SeeAustralia #ComeAndSayGDay #AustraliasNorthWest #Shorts #ShortsVideo [ID] First-person and aerial footage of Montgomery Reef at low tide, showing the reef rising from the ocean with cascading water flowing across its surface. On-screen text reads "A waterfall in the ocean somewhere in Australia?... Montgomery Reef, Western Australia"