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Come Cruising On The Great Barrier Reef

Christina James on October 21st, 2023

We have some brand new custom designed expedition style cruises from the Great Barrier Reef tour specialists that are so unique and never before been seen in the cruise ship market.

 We have cruises departing from Cairns taking passengers on a voyage of adventure and discovery to exotic destinations such as the vibrant, remote and colourful Papua New Guinea, Noumea and Arnhem Land in north Queensland.

The brand new cruise company YOTSPACE superyacht voyages is now offering ultra-luxury superyacht voyages on an all-inclusive book by the cabin basis with exciting itineraries that focus on cultural, historical and marine life activities. 

Our Great Barrier Reef cruise ship tours start with a choice of 3, 4 or 7 days of exploring the northern section or the southern section of the Great Barrier Reef on our purpose built expedition style cruise ships.

These bespoke cruise ships take our passengers to places other large commercial passenger liners simply cannot access due to their sheer size.

We see remote places of beauty and wonder that others just cannot experience.

Our luxury small ship cruises immerse our guests with the saltwater people of northern Australia and the exciting Papua New Guinea cruise.

On these voyages there will be scientists, cultural leaders, artists, adventures and story tellers in residence joining departures and taking an active role in imparting their knowledge with the ships guests. 

If you are a person or couple who likes to be treated as an individual and is not fond of mass crowds and big carnival style cruise ships then please take a look at our new season Great Barrier Reef cruise ship tours for 2022 and 2023 now and book your berth early to ensure you do not miss out.

Book on-line or call and speak with our Great Barrier Reef cruise specialists on 1300 231 118 to discuss the perfect cruise for you.

Our passenger numbers are capped to make our Great Barrier Reef cruises personalised and memorable as well as adding in the learning component from our on board Marine Biologists and guests scientists and specialists from time to time to make our cruises more of an experience rather than an all in party of indulgence.

Just this year we announced a new partnership with Australian Geographic Society to bring together a shared heritage of exploration and conservation of the Great Barrier Reef and our surrounding remote countries.

Christina James

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