Shared Outer Barrier Reef Cruise from Cairns - Day Tour

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Passions of Paradise has a selection of more than 12 exclusive outer reef locations to choose from. Each day they will select the two best sites suited to the weather conditions to give guests the best possible experience to take in the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef.

Their exclusive sites include: Hastings Reef (Sites include 1770, Coral Gardens, Turtle Bommie), Parasie Reef, Norman Reef - Shark Mountain, Long Bommie, Pretty Patches, and more.

The 82-foot-high Passions Catamaran has an upper deck and a netted deck trampoline at the bow of the boat for you to relax on. You can relax with morning tea and get to know the crew.

There will be an opportunity to dive, snorkel, sunbathe, or relax on the boat at the first stop. A tropical buffet lunch with hot & cold dishes as well as local fruit will be served on board.

Upon arrival at the second outer reef location there will be time to swim, snorkel, dive, or relax. You can relax with a cold beverage and enjoy afternoon tea on the way back to Cairns.

Vacation Inclusions

• Day Experience: Shared Outer Barrier Reef Cruise from Cairns (9 hours)
• Morning Tea, Lunch, Afternoon Tea
• Cruise on catamaran
• Use of snorkeling equipment for guided snorkeling tour
• Presentation by marine naturalist

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Great Barrier Reef Great Barrier Reef The Great Barrier Reef is pure enchantment casting a spell over all. Stretching through sapphire blue waters of Queensland for over 1,242 miles, the Great Barrier Reef is the world’s most extensive coral reef system. It is also the largest World Heritage area, and the largest structure made completely by living organisms. The warm waters off Queensland offer some of the best boating and diving in the world. Diving the Reef is an introduction to a fathomless underwater world and thousands of brilliantly colored species of marine life. This diversity creates a kaleidoscope of color for divers, snorkellers, and people viewing from underwater observatories and glass-bottomed boats. Humpback whales swim up from the Antarctic to give birth to their young in reef waters. Six of the world's seven species of sea turtle breed on the Reef. High-speed catamarans take visitors to isolated areas which were previously only seen by a privileged few. Whether you sail, snorkel, dive or swim, the Reef is a marvelous place for recreation.

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