Southern Great Barrier Reef Diving & Snorkelling

Stretching south to the waters of the Great Barrier Reef offer so many experiences almost a lifetime could be spent exploring it. From mid-August to mid-October you can see Humpback whales frolicking in the warm waters off the coast. Giant sea turtles come ashore regularly to lay their eggs in the sand dunes during the nesting season from mid-November until the end of February.

Fitzroy Reef Lagoon - Many species of marine life call the Fitzroy Reef Lagoon home; including Manta rays, Bullrays, Eagle Rays, the Lagoon ray with its iridescent blue spots and also the black blotched stingray - one of the largest world with a diameter up to two metres. There a pods of dolphins (Bottlenose, common and spinner), Turtles (Loggerhead, Green and Hawksbill) and up to 1000 species of colourful fish. Guests can see nearly one million individual fish while at Fitzroy, reef sharks (white and black tip reef sharks) majestically cruise through the Lagoon - totally uninterested in people - harmless!