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Find out which Great Barrier Reef tours from Cairns visit Thetford Reef, and learn about cool marine creatures you can find at this fabulous reef site.
Michaelmas Cay is a small sand island spanning 1.5 hectares and located about 40km northeast from Cairns. It takes roughly 90 minutes to travel to by boat.
Briggs Reef is a beloved Great Barrier Reef site and home to plenty of exotic marine life! After facing significant challenges over the years, Briggs has made an amazing recovery.
Vlasoff Cay is a pure sand island located just 37km northeast of Cairns on the Great Barrier Reef. Access is via private boat, jetski or chartered helicopter.
Hastings Reef is on the outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef, spanning 10 square kilometres and is located about 50 kilometres southeast from Cairns, Australia.
Agincourt Reef is located 65km off the coast of Port Douglas and made up of several ribbon reefs that run parallel to the East Australian continental shelf.
Situated inside the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, Moore Reef is a stunning spot for snorkelling and scuba diving located about 40km off the coast of Cairns.
Here are some fun facts about Breaking Patches, an exclusive reef site near Cairns with flourishing corals and marine life, plus how to visit on a tour!
Here are some fun facts about Pellowe Reef near Cairns on the Great Barrier Reef! There are lots of cool marine creatures here and tours where you can visit.
Upolu Cay and Reef are located within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park 32.5km northeast from Cairns. It's popular for boating, snorkelling and scuba diving.
