Oyster Reef & Upolu Reef Day Cruise

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Oyster & Upolu Reef Cruise is currently not operational until 01APR12

Spirit Of Cairns operate a full day Great Barrier Reef tour to Oyster Reef and Upolu Reef which is a naturally formed sand island situated 16 nautical miles from Cairns.

This Great Barrier Reef cruise will take you to explore two of the most breathtaking destinations. The first visit is Oyster Reef which is exclusively yours to discover. Oyster Reef is clear, shallow and teeming with marine life. Once you have done your first dive, you can continue snorkelling to make the most of this truly beautiful reef.

The second destination on this Great Barrier Reef cruise is Upolu Reef, providing an abundance of marine life such as Moray eels, giant clams, turtles, and if you are lucky perhaps a reef shark.

If you have never had the chance to scuba dive before, here is your opportunity to dive on one of the seven natural wonders of the world, the Great Barrier Reef.

TopItinerary Options

Introductory Dive: Discover the wonders of the underwater world with an introduction to basic diving skills followed by a tour of the Great Barrier Reef.

TopHighlights

  • 4 full hours on the Great Barrier Reef
  • Visit both Oyster Reef and Upolu Reef

TopInclusions

  • All snorkelling equipment
  • Morning refreshments
  • Tropical smorgasboard lunch including seafood
  • Afternoon tea
  • Use of flotation vests

TopTimes

Boarding: 7.45am Boarding commences. Complimentary tea and coffee, served until departure
Departs: 8.30am daily from Marlin Jetty, Cairns.
Returns: Approximately 5.00pm

TopAdditional Information

Children: Child rates apply for children aged 4-14
What to Bring: Camera or video camera, swimming costume and a beach towel, hat, sunscreen and a shirt for sun protection, cash or credit cards for onboard purchases
Excludes: Guides, Snorkelling tours, Hire of wetsuits
Operated By: Spirit Of Cairns

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