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Agincourt Reef

Among the world's most famous diving and snorkelling sites, Agincourt Reef's pure beauty beggars belief! With over 16 absolutely spectacular diving spots, Agincourt Reef is a favourite among divers. Located off the coast of Port Douglas, there are several marine operators to choose from to take you on a cruise of this wonderful location. If diving and getting wet aren't on the agenda, many of the operators also provide you with semi-submersible submarines and glass bottom boats to marvel at the vibrant aquatic life under the waters. Some even have underwater observatories to view the animals and plants up close without actually getting wet. Choose the best package for yourself according to requirements, and you're set for a wonderful day out at sea! Read More

Green Island

The only cay in on the reef with a rainforest on it, Green Island is a fantastic lush island with areas to explore and many activities! Home to over 120 plant species, the island is actually a protected National Park. The island also sees tons of coral gardens around it and a vibrant bird life as well. This 6,000 year old wonder is a must visit attraction right next to Cairns. You can go walking around, exploring the island (which is not very large in size), or dive into the beautiful coral gardens surrounding it. The resort itself was built in such a way as to minimise any impact on the natural surroundings, and most trees protruding into the resort areas were left as is. Read More

For the ultimate island resort visit, the Hayman Island is going to be a premium experience to always remember. Located in Whitsundays, the Hayman Island is truly marvellous. Wake up to the soothing sound of the sea, and begin your day with a range of activities such as exploring the wildlife, diving into the sea, taking a scenic cruise or flight, or a private and unbelievable dining experience. While all of this comes at a premium price point, if you've got cash to splash, Hayman Island is just the place to do it. Read More

A stunning composition of coral which has taken the shape of a heart is unlike anything you've seen before! Located in Hardy Reef, the Heart Reef is among the Great Barrier Reefs most famous spots. No matter how many pictures you see of it, only when you see the real thing you will realise how breathtakingly beautiful it is. Since it is a protected area, you will need to either take a plane or a helicopter ride to view it from above. These tours will also include many other famous areas of the Reef of the Whitsundays. Or better yet, you can even skydive over the Heart Reef. Now imagine going down the most scenic dive you will ever have in your life. Sounds tempting enough? Read More

Surrounded by a massive 24 hectares of coral reef, the island is a magnificent location at the southern end of the Reef. A World Heritage listed location, Heron Island is an example of nature's unadulterated beauty. The island's protected flora and fauna, it's lush greenery, and it's famous diving spots, all add to it's charm. Dive into the waters and witness the reef first hand, along with the variety of aquatic animals which are endemic to the region. Check into the Heron Island Resort for an exclusive and memorable experience of the island, and catch adorable turtle hatchlings on it's beaches from January to March. Read More

A protected bird sanctuary, the cay is surrounded spectacularly by reef and fantastic marine life. Cruising the beautiful Michaelmas Cay is a favourite activity among visitors to the Reef. The cay is actually a protected bird sanctuary for migratory birds, of which you'll see many. As many as 20,000 birds reside on the cay in the summer months. You can snorkel and dive in the waters around the cay, acquainting yourself with the green sea turtles and hundreds of tropical fish. The cay is only open to the public for 5 and a half hours everyday between 09:30 and 15:00. Read More