Great Barrier Reef Tours - Snorkelling & Diving
If your coming to Australia you are coming to the Great Barrier Reef and there are several locations to see this World Heritage Listed icon. The Whitsundays are famous for it's sailing holidays, its island escapes, luxury yacht charters and annual events on Hamilton Island. The Whitsundays are a series of 74 islands that are surrounded by lagoons and beaches with a mixture of hard and soft coral reefs that support a variety of marine life. Liveaboard snorkelling & diving boats are very popular with all age groups and guests can choose from shared tours or private luxury yacht charters along with half day tours and full day tours. Going north, Townsville and Magnetic Island are another awesome spot for snorkelling and diving tours and provides a simply beautiful untouched reef that offers the Underwater Museum and fascinating wreck dives. Heading further north to Tropical North Queensland, the destination of Cairns & Port Douglas are known as the gateways to the Great Barrier Reef due to the close proximity to the Great Barrier Reef icons. Easier, faster access to this natural attraction is appealing to those who are not good seafarers. Take a scenic helicopter flight to an interactive pontoon for your snorkelling and diving tour or a fast stable catamaran cruise. This section of the Great Barrier Reef is also famous for its swim with the Minke Whales and dive with sharks liveaboard dive and snorkel tours. It is also popular with luxury yacht charters and its luxurious island holiday spots. The coral reefs here are mostly hard corals and thus provide a more dramatic adventure for those dedicated scuba divers and keen snorkellers with cave dives, ledge drop offs and more. The marine life is also more vibrant as marine life migrate thru this section annually creating quite a stir among divers and snorkellers. No matter where you go on the Great Barrier Reef you are sure to be enthralled with your under water adventures.
Great Barrier Reef Tours
Snorkelling and Diving in Airlie Beach
If your coming to Australia you are coming to the Great Barrier Reef and there are several locations to see this World Heritage Listed icon. The Whitsundays are famous for it's sailing holidays, its island escapes, luxury yacht charters and annual events on Hamilton Island. The Whitsundays are a series of 74 islands that are surrounded by lagoons and beaches with a mixture of hard and soft coral reefs that support a variety of marine life. Liveaboard snorkelling & diving boats are very popular with all age groups and guests can choose from shared tours or private luxury yacht charters along with half day tours and full day tours. Going north, Townsville and Magnetic Island are another awesome spot for snorkelling and diving tours and provides a simply beautiful untouched reef that offers the Underwater Museum and fascinating wreck dives. Heading further north to Tropical North Queensland, the destination of Cairns & Port Douglas are known as the gateways to the Great Barrier Reef due to the close proximity to the Great Barrier Reef icons. Easier, faster access to this natural attraction is appealing to those who are not good seafarers. Take a scenic helicopter flight to an interactive pontoon for your snorkelling and diving tour or a fast stable catamaran cruise. This section of the Great Barrier Reef is also famous for its swim with the Minke Whales and dive with sharks liveaboard dive and snorkel tours. It is also popular with luxury yacht charters and its luxurious island holiday spots. The coral reefs here are mostly hard corals and thus provide a more dramatic adventure for those dedicated scuba divers and keen snorkellers with cave dives, ledge drop offs and more. The marine life is also more vibrant as marine life migrate thru this section annually creating quite a stir among divers and snorkellers. No matter where you go on the Great Barrier Reef you are sure to be enthralled with your under water adventures.
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