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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.
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.
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.
Mackay Reef is located approximately 38km (24 miles) northeast of Port Douglas, on the Great Barrier Reef. The best way to visit is a day trip with Sailaway.
The Low Isles is a coral cay consisting of 55 acres of coral reef, located 15km northeast of Port Douglas and accessible in as little as 30 minutes by boat.
Milln Reef is located about 1.5 hours from Cairns by boat and sits close to the outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef. It's a popular reef site for avid divers.
55km northeast of Cairns on the GBR, Saxon Reef is an underwater paradise, home to a glistening lagoon and a wide variety of unique and vibrant marine life.
The Ribbon Reefs are a collection of long, narrow reefs stretching for over 100 kilometres in the northern regions of the Great Barrier Reef. They run between the coasts of the secluded Lizard Isla...
