As one of the Great Barrier Reef’s best-kept secrets, the Frankland Islands are a cluster of five uninhabited islands located just 45 minutes southeast of Cairns. Currently, the only way to get to ...
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is made up of around 3000 individual reefs and is home to more than 9000 marine species, and naturally is home to the best scuba diving sports in the world. No two re...
Green Island is a 6,000-year-old coral cay located 28km off the shores of Cairns and a popular tourist destination in northern Queensland. The island, a picturesque escape from the busy mainland, i...
For those who have never dived into the Great Barrier Reef, it’s whereabouts can be a little confusing. As a huge and delightful 2,300 kilometre long formation consisting of clusters of 2900 reefs,...
As the largest living ecosystem on earth, the Great Barrier Reef is one of the world’s most treasured wonders. Spanning over 2,600 kilometres, the reef is continuously growing, morphing and changin...
There are three major types of coral reefs that exist around the world, two of which are common to the Great Barrier Reef near Cairns. The types of reef are barrier reefs (hence the name of the Gre...
Cairns is a beautiful coastal town, located in Far North Queensland and a launch point for visiting the world-famous Great Barrier Reef. It is a mecca for tourism, with not only the reef at its doo...
Sea walking is the coolest new way to explore the sea with little to no experience spending time under the sea. The concept allows you to walk on the seafloor while you feel relaxed and at ease wit...
