Dive Expeditions - Far North Queensland

Tropical North Queensland is where the rainforest meets the reef.

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Eye to Eye Marine Encounters UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Port Douglas, QLD, Australia: World leaders in underwater whale watching and adventure diving. Pioneered research-tourism on the Great Barrier Reef. Reputation for providing extraordinary wildlife encounters.

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Minke Whales: by Tim Hochgrebe; For the months of May thru August this year, divers will have the opportunity to experience the thrill of a lifetime by diving and snorkelling with minke whales. These graceful and magnificent creatures make an annual northerly trek from the Antarctic seas to the warm waters of the Great Barrier Reef ...

Desert Isles of the Coral Sea: by Walter Starck; It was one of those places where the forces which govern life seem to come to a focus of preternatural beauty and intensity. I stood in a small grassy field. It was bounded by a dazzling band of coral sand. Crystalline aquamarine shallows grading into turquoise surrounded the islet. Farther out, a broad shallow reef flat fashioned a skirt of many colors terminating in a hemline of sparkling white breakers. Beyond, an endless sea of indigo blue velvet spread out to the horizon. Life was everywhere.

Bombs, Turtle Soup and the World's Largest Sanctuary: by DaisyB; The history of our vast continents mountains, deserts, adventurers and fighters is well known but that of our watery periphery is often overlooked. Australia’s Coral Sea has a fascinating story and if the government continues with its current plans it will become one of the largest safe havens for marine life on the planet.