Flexible snorkeling or diving at two reef sites with a BBQ lunch.
Flexible snorkeling or diving at two reef sites with a BBQ lunch.
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Fun pontoon with a waterslide and underwater observatory, ideal for families.
Fun pontoon with a waterslide and underwater observatory, ideal for families.
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Pontoon activities with tours ideal for non-swimmers.
Pontoon activities with tours ideal for non-swimmers.
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Adventure-packed cruise to Fitzroy Island with optional extras for a tailored experience
Adventure-packed cruise to Fitzroy Island with optional extras for a tailored experience
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Explore 3 Outer Reef sites with a luxury catamaran and guided snorkeling.
Explore 3 Outer Reef sites with a luxury catamaran and guided snorkeling.
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The Great Barrier Reef, which runs 2,300 kilometres along the Queensland coast, is home to about 10% of all fish species in the world. Additionally, it has one of the richest ecosystems in the world, safeguarding innumerable kinds of animals and plants.
Moore Reef has a variety of reefs that are excellent for snorkelling and scuba diving, with depths ranging from 1 to 25 metres. Moore Reef, which has a great range of coral ecosystems, shares a coral space with Elford Reef.
Only 45 minutes from Cairns, Green Island on the Great Barrier Reef is home to a lush rainforest with over 120 plant species, a variety of aquatic life, and an array of vibrant bird species. You can even spot the largest croc at Marineland Crocodile Park on the island.
Snorkelling is one of the best ways through which one can experience the extraordinary underwater environment and spot the hidden treasures, flora and fauna and beauty of the Great Barrier Reef.
You may explore the ocean's hidden treasures in a novel way and swim alongside aquatic life by taking a semi-submersible ride to the Great Barrier Reef. The reef is seen in all of its splendour from the large viewing windows and you can admire magnificent coral formations that have been developing for thousands of years.
You may explore the huge Great Barrier Reef from a helicopter flight that flies you to the edge of the island where the reef is. Flying above the Great Barrier Reef allows us to take in more of this unspoiled natural wonderland while searching for the amazing reef marine life, especially for whales.
Visitors can take glass bottom boat rides to view the Great Barrier Reef's underwater grandeur without ever touching the water. While some glass bottom boats feature actual glass beneath the sea level, other boats employ another transparent material that gives the clear vision of the underwater treasures.
With the use of a specially made Seawalker Platform Helmet, users may traverse the Great Barrier Reef's sands without swimming or diving. Unlike standard scuba diving equipment, this particular helmet enables users to breathe underwater just like they would breathe above the surface.
Great Barrier Reef Green Island Cruise offers a full day exploration of Green Island, which is part of the Great Barrier Reef, and to choose from either snorkelling in coral gardens or viewing coral reefs and marine life from a glass-bottom boat.
The duration of cruise could range from 4 to 6 hours based on the type of Great Barrier reef tickets you choose. The information regarding the timings will be given on the tickets.
With the Great Barrier Reef Green Island tour, you can explore the wonders of tropical Green Island and the magical reefs at Green Barrier. You will also get a chance to experience snorkelling and diving based on the type of rockets you choose.
Most Great Barrier Reef Garden cruises start from Cairns. The exact boarding location for your Cruise tour will be listed on your ticket itself, along with all other pertinent details.
With the Great Barrier Reef Lunch Cruise, you can sail through the waters to discover the breathtaking beauty hidden within the Great Barrier Reef and Green Island, and enjoy a hot and cold buffet lunch.
The lunch cruise will start from Cairns at 8:30 am and return at the same stop by 5:30 pm.
The lunch cruise to Great Barrier Reef allows to to explore the Green Island and Great Barrier Reef, along with a semi-submarine ride and the underwater observatory experience. The cruise also provides you with a delicious lunch.
You can board the cruise from Cairns. The exact information about your boarding point timing and other details will be provided in the tickets of Great Barrier reef tours.
The Great Barrier Reef Snorkelling allows you to take a catamaran trip to the Great Barrier Reef where you can spend the day snorkelling and exploring the famous reef and Green Island.
With the snorkelling experience, you can embark on an adventure by snorkelling among coral gardens and fish, or spot coral reefs and marine life while relaxing on a glass-bottom boat.
As you start your voyage, you’ll be boarding a cosy, air-conditioned catamaran, and enjoy a relaxed sail to the beautiful area of the Great Barrier Reef. You’ll also get the option to take a glass-bottom boat trip to comfortably view the underwater creatures, or go snorkelling among the coral gardens for a bit of adventure.
A. The Great Barrier Reef Cruises tickets can be purchased online to enjoy the best deals.
A. Yes. The Great Barrier Reef Cruise tickets are available online.
A. With prices starting at A$99, there are numerous Great Barrier Reef Cruise ticket options available, each with its own special features.
A. The majority of Great Barrier Reef Cruise tickets can be purchased online at a discount. However, please check the details of your tickets before buying them.
A. Great Barrier Reef cruises allow you to explore the famous Great Barrier Reef by travelling there through the ocean. In the cruise tours, you’ll get to explore several wonders and activities at the reef island.
A. Visitors can choose from a variety of Great Barrier Reef Tour options, including Lunch Cruise Tours, Half Day cruise tours, Combo tour Cruises, and many more.
A. Some of the most beautiful sights that you’ll see and experience in the cruise include the moore reef, green island, underwater observatory, etc.
A. Most Great Barrier Cruises start from the Cairnes. However, the boarding point may vary depending on the cruise you choose.
A. The total time duration of a cruise tour may vary depending upon the type of the tickets you choose. The exact information about the same will be given on your tickets.
A. In your Great Barrier Reef cruise tour, you’ll get to enjoy several facilities such as reef education presentation, tropical lunch, wheelchair accessibility, and more depending on your choice of cruise.
A. Yes. Most cruises to the Great Barrier Reef are wheelchair accessible.
A. Yes. You can take pictures while at the reef cruises.
A. Great Barrier Reef cruise tours are absolutely worth it. With the tour you can sail through the sea and witness the natural wonder of reef up close and try snorkelling, diving, and seawalking too!