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where to go on GBR
Does anyone have any recommendations about the best part of GBR to dive? And which dive operator?
Smaller operators appeal the most! And also dive sites where you see more fish than bubbles.
My husband and I are considering Undersea Explorer next March/ April, but we also really want to visit Fraser Island and given time constraints, not sure we will be able to manage both.
Thanks for any comments
Smaller operators appeal the most! And also dive sites where you see more fish than bubbles.
My husband and I are considering Undersea Explorer next March/ April, but we also really want to visit Fraser Island and given time constraints, not sure we will be able to manage both.
Thanks for any comments
Contributed by Jorunna added 2003-11-16
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- Geoff added 2003-12-11
- Hi guys
try Lady Elloitt Island great diving shore and boat . Get there by air from Hervey Bay Good diving all weather southern end of GBR all types of accom.
2nd Heron Island but u have to get to Gladstone. Great diving but owned by P&O
- Wandy Hochgrebe added 2003-12-18
- Hi Jorunna,
I would really recommend to go with the Undersea Explorer. It is definitely a once in a life time experience. The crew is really friendly, they know a lot about the marine life and are passionate about passing on knowledge and you can be involved in some of the marine research they do. Not to mention the great food.
They other advantage is that you go out to the Coral Sea which has some of the best diving the Great Barrier Reef has to offer.
Cheers,
Wandy
- Angela T added 2004-02-13
- Hi
What is their website? I want to go out in May and will probably be on my own. Do you think this company would accommodate that well? And is May a good time to go out to GBR?
If not any suggestions?
It will be my first time to GBR, so I am v excited about it all
Angela
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Tim Hochgrebe added 2004-02-14
- Check out http://www.underwater.com.au/undersea for a direct link to their website.
If you are an underwater.com.au card holder you get free gear hire worth $190 plus you go in a draw (June 04) to actually win a trip on this boat!
Hope that helps and have fun on the Undersea Explorer.
Tim
Tim Hochgrebe
http://www.underwater.com.au
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