The Great Barrier Reef
Dive into one of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders — the Great Barrier Reef. Stretching over 2,300km along Australia’s east coast, it’s home to vibrant coral gardens, tropical fish, turtles, and crystal-clear waters that are just begging to be explored.
From Cairns, Airlie Beach, and Port Douglas, you can snorkel, dive, sail, or fly above this UNESCO World Heritage site. Swim alongside marine life, relax on pontoon decks, or take a semi-submarine tour without getting wet.
Whether you’re a seasoned diver or a first-timer, the Great Barrier Reef offers unforgettable experiences at every depth.
Explore the world’s largest coral reef system, stretching along the Queensland coast.
Snorkel or dive vibrant coral gardens, spot turtles and tropical fish, or cruise on a glass-bottom boat.
Departures from Cairns, Port Douglas, perfect for all levels, from first-timers to experienced divers.
Boat tours, pontoon experiences, or scenic flights, the Reef has it all.
A must-do adventure in Australia’s natural wonder.
Highlight
🐠 World-class snorkelling & diving
Explore coral gardens, spot turtles, rays & colourful fish.
⛴️ Departures from Cairns, Port Douglas & Airlie Beach
Access the reef easily from top coastal hubs.
🪸 Multiple tour types
Choose from pontoon tours, liveaboards, or sailing catamarans.
📸 Epic photo moments
Underwater shots, reef views, and marine life encounters.
🌞 Perfect for all levels
From beginners to certified divers — everyone’s welcome!
What to expect
What took our breath away might just take yours too.
1. Inner Reef
Close to the coast, the inner reef is calm and sheltered, ideal for beginners, families, or short snorkelling trips. Think shallow coral lagoons and gentle marine life, often accessible by boat within 30–60 minutes from Cairns or Port Douglas.
2. Outer Reef
The Outer Reef is located between the Inner and Outer Reef near Cairns. It has healthy corals, clear water, and many tropical fish. It is a great spot for snorkeling and diving, less crowded than the Inner Reef but easier to reach than the Outer Reef.
3. Outer Outer Reef
The Outer Outer Reef lies the farthest from Cairns. It has deep, open waters with excellent visibility and spectacular coral walls. This area is famous for its rich marine life, including large fish, turtles, and sometimes reef sharks, making it ideal for diving adventures.
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⏱️ Half-Day Tour
Short on time? A half-day tour is perfect for a quick taste of the reef. Departing in the morning or afternoon, these tours usually take you to nearby inner reef sites for snorkelling or scenic cruising — ideal for families, beginners, or those on a tight schedule.
The Great Barrier Reef
💰 Price
From $180–$300 AUD per person (varies by location & tour type)
✅ What’s Included
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Reef cruise or boat transfer
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Snorkel gear or dive equipment
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Safety briefing & guides
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Buffet lunch (on full-day tours)
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Reef levy (often included)
📍 Locations
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Cairns: Green Island, Moore Reef
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Port Douglas: Agincourt Reef
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Airlie Beach: Outer Reef from Whitsundays
🚐 Pick-up
Hotel pick-up available on most full-day tours → Check your confirmation
💡 Tips
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Book early during peak season
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Bring reef-safe sunscreen & towel
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Motion sickness tablets recommended
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Waterproof phone case = great idea!