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Mako Island was an ancient and mysterious island that was located in the waters of the Coral Sea, approximately 50 km off the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, and was partially created from the impact of a celestial object in antiquity. Around Mako there are the largest population of Mako sharks and sea turtles, some of which cannot be found anywhere else on Earth. Off-shore there are coral reef sands and a number of wrecks, including Louise Chatham's former boat, the Lorelei. On the…

Mako Island is a real island in the two popular television series' H2O: Just Add Water and Mako Mermaids. It's located approximately 50 km off the Gold Coast. Mako Island was formed by a comet that crashed into the Earth. One of the shards impacted near Ireland (Eire) forming the Sea Caves of Ireland. Other shards would have landed in other locations creating moon pools wherever they impacted. Mako Island has been around long before humans walked the earth and it will still be around long…

Images of Mako Island from H2O: Just Add Water, Mako: Island of Secrets and H2O: Mermaid Adventures. Main article: Moon Pool/Gallery Main article: Trident Cave Main article: Merman Chamber Main article: Moon Pool/Gallery

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Mako Mermaids - Behind the scenes of Season 3

Images of Rikki Chadwick from H2O: Just Add Water and Mako: Island of Secrets.

Lewis: "Cleo, everybody is scared of something. But you, you're amazing, you can do anything." Cleo: "Just because I've got these powers doesn't mean I'm amazing." Lewis: I didn't mean the powers."-episode Catch of the Day Cleo Sertori is one of the main characters who became a mermaid in the Australian television series, H2O: Just Add Water. Along with Emma Gilbert and Rikki Chadwick, Cleo discovered her powers after her trip to Mako Island. She was portrayed by actress Phoebe Tonkin in…