Great Barrier Reef Cruises

• Take a guided journey to the outer Great Barrier Reef, with 2 exclusive snorkeling stops, 5 hours of aquatic fun, and a special BBQ lunch.

• Travel in comfort and style aboard a luxurious reef vessel, Evolution, towards the mooring locations, ensuring less travel time and more time for fun.

• Stop at either Saxon or Norman Reef and dive into the waters to discover the underwater world filled with multi-colored fish and corals.

• Savor a delectable BBQ lunch with vegetarian options before heading to North Hastings Reef, where you can snorkel or upgrade to dive.

• Fun fact: The story goes that in 350 BC, Aristotle watched an elephant use its truck for breathing while swimming; that is how the idea for snorkeling came to be!

• Go on a trip from Cairns to the Outer Great Barrier Reed and enjoy up to five hours exploring two reef sites, perfect for both experts and beginners.

• With an expert guide and all necessary equipment provided, you'll have a comfortable and safe experience!

• Indulge in a tropical buffet lunch with a selection of hot and cold dishes, plus tea, coffee, and chilled water to keep you refreshed all day.

• Unwind on spacious sun decks, relax in air-conditioned indoor areas, and freshen up after your adventure with hot freshwater showers onboard.

• Fun fact: The Norman Reef is home to the largest mollusc in existence, the Giant Clam!

• The Moore Reef day tour is a splash-filled adventure, perfect for families and thrill-seekers craving underwater fun on the Great Barrier Reef.

• Drift above Moore Reef's vibrant coral gardens and spot sea turtles gliding by, all from the perfectly positioned reef pontoon.

• Meet friendly marine life during a fish feeding session with a marine expert sharing fun facts about damselfish, wrasses, and more!

• Hop into a semi-submersible for a unique underwater tour, or snorkel among colorful parrotfish and stunning corals on one of 2 incredible platforms.

• Fun fact: The Moore Reef Pontoon is home to the only slide in the Great Barrier Reef. Well, if you like finding exotic slides, you've hit the jackpot.

• Immerse yourself in a full-day tour exploring the surreal Outer Great Barrier Reef, snorkeling in crystal clear waters amidst vibrant coral and fish.

• Onboard the luxury Evolution, enjoy up to 5 hours of sea time including an option to scuba dive, either as an introductory course or as a certified diver (at additional cost).

• Indulge in a delicious BBQ lunch including prawns, fish, steak, and vegetarian options too as you soak in the marvelous scenery around you.

• Witness the reef from a bird's-eye view on a scenic helicopter flight as you spot varied marine life, and end with a complimentary wine and snack on the cruise back to Cairns

• Fun Fact: The reef is the largest living structure that can be spotted from space and is home to a staggering 1,500 species of fish and over 400 types of coral.

• Cruise to the outer reef on a comfortable catamaran and enjoy the stunning views of the Great Barrier Reef.

• Feed and engage with exotic marine life with an onboard marine scientist, and explore the underwater world on your own with all snorkeling equipment and safety instructions provided.

• Explore the sea while staying dry on a semi-submersible tour aboard a special submarine with wide viewing windows.

• Sail on a glass-bottom boat and get a glimpse of the aquatic world under you.

• Relax on the spacious sundeck as you sail near the world's largest coral reef.

• Savour a delicious buffet lunch that also serves fresh seafood.

• Upgrade your ticket and enjoy exploring the waters through a guided snorkeling tour or an introductory dive.

• Set sail from Cairns on this cruise to explore the pearly beaches and the lush rainforest of Green Island with a small group of your fellow travelers.

• Strap on your safety gear and go for a snorkel in the Great Barrier Reef to discover staghorn corals, giant clams and reef sharks.

• Feast on some Tasmanian smoked salmon, fresh salads, and bread as you listen to your marine interpreter dish out interesting facts about the reef.

• Stroll lazily on the boardwalks of Green Island or conquer your fear by scuba diving at an additional cost in the blue-green waters of Pinnacle Reef.

• Did you know? Captain Cook named the island Green Island after his chief observer and astronomer-in-charge on the Endeavour, Charles Green.

• Cruise from Port Douglas for a full day at the World Heritage Great Barrier Reef, exploring this largest living structure on Earth visible from space.

• Snorkel at Opal and Agincourt Reefs, exploring three sites packed with colorful marine life and coral formations with a guide. All gear is provided!

• Experience the journey, not just the destination, on your luxury catamaran as you enjoy complimentary teas, lunch, and a reef talk to enrich your understanding of the region.

• Take your adventure up a notch with an optional introductory diving experience and dive into the deep blue at one of the three sites, led by PADI instructors.

• Fun fact: The Great Barrier Reef is greater in size than the United Kingdom, Holland, and Switzerland combined!

• Experience a piece of tropical paradise with a day trip to Fitzroy Island along with snorkeling, a buffet lunch, and round-trip ferry transfers.

• Relax on the white sands of the secluded Nudey Beach or hike up the Summit Trail to get a stunning view of the ocean from the island's highest point.

• Enjoy a selection of hot dishes, salads, charcuterie, and prawns that will surely delight your taste buds as you sit and take in the island’s beauty.

• The glass-bottomed boat tour will give you a glimpse into the underwater world without getting wet, and those who want to get even closer can use the snorkeling equipment available for hire.

Did you know? Captain James Cook named Fitzroy Island after the 3rd Duke of Grafton, Augustus FitzRoy.

• Get ready to be awestruck as you fly over the Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest coral reef system, spanning from Papua New Guinea to Fraser Island in southeast Queensland.

• Look out for Green Island, a coral cay that's a hot spot for whale sightings. You might spot a pod or two if you're lucky!

• Your pilot isn't just your guide but also your buddy in exploration, offering commentary about the reef's marvels and answering all your curious queries.

• Your comfortable window seat guarantees unobstructed views of the Reef, from the 900 sand cays to the 2900 coral reefs. No need for squinting or craning your neck!

• Fun Fact: Great Barrier Reef is the only living structure that can be seen from space.