Hat, sunglasses and sunscreen, swimwear and towel, overnight bag with a change of clothes including warm clothes and socks for the night, toiletries, reusable water bottle. Bed linen and towels are provided on board. Excess baggage can be stored at the Draper Street office at check-in.

All participants in beginner dives must complete the medical questionnaire. Certain illnesses or medication may prevent you from diving. After a dive without decompression you should wait at least 12 hours, after several dives 18 hours, before flying or going to higher altitudes. The provider recommends 24 hours if possible. Altitude is defined as anything above 300 m – e.g. the Atherton Tablelands. Your last dive should be finished by 12 noon at the latest.

As long as you feel comfortable in the water, you can snorkel or even take a beginner’s dive. Before entering the water, you fill out a form in which you provide information about your swimming abilities and possible health restrictions. Depending on the answer, the provider may recommend that you wear a buoyancy aid while snorkeling. Our friendly instructors will also explain in detail how to use the equipment.

Beginner diving from 12 years, open water diving courses from 10 years (under 12 years only when accompanied by a parent or guardian and with a private instructor, please inform before the start of the course), unaccompanied participation in day or overnight tours only from 18 years (younger participants must be accompanied by an adult at all times), snorkeling not suitable for children under 4 years of age

This tour is also suitable for guests who do not wish to snorkel or dive. Each boat has outdoor decks for observation and indoor areas with air conditioning where you can relax and enjoy the trip without getting into the water.