Explore Heart Reef on an exclusive helicopter flight and land at the exclusive Heart Reef pontoon to explore this iconic location. Heart Reef is a naturally formed coral reef in the shape of a love heart which can be viewed in the Whitsundays on a spectacular Great Barrier Reef tour by helicopter or seaplane
Heart Reef in the Whitsunday Islands is one of the most photographed coral reefs on the Great Barrier Reef due to it's natural growth formation in the shape of a love heart.
Heart Reef was first discovered in 1975 by Air Whitsundays and has since become an internationally recognised attraction which features on television programmes, brochures and in documentaries.
Heart Reef in the Whitsunday Islands is one of the most photographed coral reefs on the Great Barrier Reef due to it's natural growth formation in the shape of a love heart.
Heart Reef was first discovered in 1975 by Air Whitsundays and has since become an internationally recognised attraction which features on television programmes, brochures and in documentaries.
Guests can book now book an exclusive scenic helicopter flight from Hamilton Island and explore Heart Reef in privacy and luxury.
Since the discovery of Heart Reef guests have only been able to view it from the air, but we have only recently been given the approval to offer visitors a brand new way to explore the love heart reef on our ultra exclusive helicopter flight to Heart Reef from Hamilton Island.
Guests fly from Hamilton Island and land in the helicopter on a private pontoon where they then spend their time snorkelling the reef and enjoying a glass bottom boat tour around Heart Reef.
If staying on the mainland or other islands in the Whitsundays guests may book a seaplane flight or fixed wing aircraft flight to fly above and around Heart Reef and take the perfect photos for you holiday memories with departures from Airlie Beach or transfer to Hamilton Island for other scenic flight options.
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Heart Reef in the Whitsunday Islands is one of the most photographed coral reefs on the Great Barrier Reef due to it's natural growth formation in the shape of a love heart.
Heart Reef in the Whitsunday Islands is one of the most photographed coral reefs on the Great Barrier Reef due to it's natural growth formation in the shape of a love heart.
Heart Reef was first discovered in 1975 by Air Whitsundays and has since become an internationally recognised attraction which features on television programmes, brochures and in documentaries.
Guests can book now book an exclusive scenic helicopter flight from Hamilton Island and explore Heart Reef in privacy and luxury.
Since the discovery of Heart Reef guests have only been able to view it from the air, but we have only recently been given the approval to offer visitors a brand new way to explore the love heart reef on our ultra exclusive helicopter flight to Heart Reef from Hamilton Island.
Guests fly from Hamilton Island and land in the helicopter on a private pontoon where they then spend their time snorkelling the reef and enjoying a glass bottom boat tour around Heart Reef.
If staying on the mainland or other islands in the Whitsundays guests may book a seaplane flight or fixed wing aircraft flight to fly above and around Heart Reef and take the perfect photos for you holiday memories with departures from Airlie Beach or transfer to Hamilton Island for other scenic flight options.
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