From Cairns, Great Barrier Reef Cruise by Premium Catamaran

Embark on an exhilarating adventure by setting sail aboard a state-of-the-art catamaran, where you can explore two exclusive outer reef locations. Enjoy snorkeling, swimming, diving, or simply lounging as you witness vibrant marine life, including turtles, fish, and captivating coral formations.

Embark on an unforgettable day trip to the Great Barrier Reef aboard a luxurious catamaran. Upon arrival at the Cairns Reef Fleet Terminal, pay the required reef levy and board the vessel. Your crew will tailor reef excursions based on the day’s weather conditions, selecting either Flynn and Milne reef or Norman and Hastings reefs, each offering unique underwater landscapes teeming with diverse marine life.

As you set sail towards the outer Great Barrier Reef, indulge in a refreshing morning tea onboard before meeting the crew and learning about the marine ecosystem. During the journey, participate in a snorkeling demonstration led by the crew to enhance your experience. Arrive at the first outer reef location, where you have the option to snorkel, dive, or swim amidst vibrant coral formations. Additionally, you can opt for sunbathing, relaxing on the upper sun deck, or enjoying the trampoline at the bow of the boat.

For more adventurous individuals, the dedicated dive tender is available for certified divers seeking deeper exploration. Experienced divers receive a complimentary dive guide, while first-time divers will benefit from thorough PADI professional-led scuba instruction. After completing your dives, return to the boat for a delicious buffet lunch featuring a variety of hot and cold dishes, including meats, salads, and tropical fruits.

Transition to the second outer reef location for additional activities. Watch for mesmerizing corals, colorful marine species like parrotfish and reef turtles, and the elusive "Nemo" fish. As the captain hoists the sails, cruise back to Cairns. Enjoy a refreshing beverage from the bar (at your own expense) and unwind on the boom netting. Alternatively, engage in informative presentations about the marine life conducted by enthusiastic eco-certified staff members.