The Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef system on earth and one of the world’s greatest natural wonders, a vast expanse of dazzling coral gardens, turquoise seas and idyllic islands stretching for over two thousand kilometres along the coast of Queensland. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers some of the most spectacular cruising and diving on the planet.
The reef is a paradise of vibrant coral gardens teeming with an astonishing diversity of marine life, from colourful reef fish and turtles to rays, sharks and, in season, migrating whales. Its crystal-clear water offers world-class diving and snorkelling among some of the most beautiful and biodiverse reefs on earth.
Scattered along the reef are idyllic tropical islands and cays, from lush rainforest isles to dazzling white sandbars ringed by turquoise water, offering superb swimming, secluded anchorages and beautiful beaches. The combination of pristine reef and idyllic islands is unmatched.
Ashore, the region offers warm hospitality, beautiful islands and easy access to the wonders of the reef. Its natural beauty is exceptional.
With its dazzling coral gardens, turquoise seas and idyllic islands, the Great Barrier Reef is one of the world’s greatest natural wonders. Guests can snorkel and dive among spectacular reefs, anchor off pristine islands and experience the extraordinary beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage marvel.
