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- SCUBA DIVING
Scuba Diving LIVEABOARD
Coral Sea, Cod Hole & Ribbon Reefs
7 Days - departs Port Douglas
The Great Barrier Reef is the
world's largest coral reef system, with diverse life forms, including
over 400 species of hard and soft corals, over 4000 species of mollusc
(sea shells) and over 1500 species of fish. Boarding from 5.00pm, for
an 8.00pm departure. Dive the Ribbon Reefs and Pixie Pinnacle. Two
incredible days of diving at Osprey Reef in the Coral Sea, 1000 metre
(3000ft) vertical walls and 40metre (120+ft) visibility (occasionally
3 days are spent in the Coral Sea).
The North Horn has the most
reliable sharks in Australia including grey whalers, white and silver
tips and schooling scalloped hammerheads (July). Schools of barracuda
and large dog tooth tuna are always nearby. Night divers may expect to
see rare flashlight fish as they swim in and out of crevasses. Dive
the world famous Cod Hole with the resident potato cod, moray eels,
giant wrasse and sweetlips. Explore Lizard Island, hike to Captain
Cooks lookout or laze on the beach. A further 2 days of diving the
Ribbon and Patch Reefs before disembarking in Port Douglas at 5.00pm.
INCLUSIONS: All meals
from breakfast on day 2, twin/double air-conditioned cabin (doubles
are queensize), all linen and towels, (bring a beach towel), tanks and
weight belt, knowledgeable and experienced dive crew.
EXCLUSIONS: Cost of
scuba equipment rental, alcohol, items of a personal nature, Great
Barrier Reef Marine Park fees $12 AUD, payable onboard. DAN Insurance.
DEPARTURES: Tour
operates all year departing Saturdays at 8.00pm, returning Friday
5.00pm.
Reef Discovery Course
This is not classroom stuff! It’s all hands on, get wet and join in!
Research equipment onboard includes, microscope and digital underwater
video. With a special area onboard for sessions and possibly the best
in-water classroom in the world and of course it’s FREE!
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