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Great Barrier Reef Family Pass: $325 FULL DAY TOUR Whale Watching PRICING Adults: $115 Children: $70 Concession: $100 Great Barrier Reef Family Pass: $325 FULL DAY TOUR World Class whale — DEPARTS BUNDABERG — watching experience with guaranteed sightings along AUSTRALIA WHALE EXPERIENCE the ‘Humpback Highway’. Glass bottom boat tours and • Premium viewing for uninterrupted whale encounters guided island walks. • Morning tea and light lunch included • 4 hours onboard our luxury catamaran • Fully licenced COOKTOWN AVAILABILITY: July to October CAIRNS TOWNSVILLE with Lady Turtles Musgrave Island Sleep the MACKAY Snorkeling & Accommodation Package** YEPPOON Whale ROCKHAMPTON Watching 1 Night / 2 Day From $596 pp GLADSTONE 1770/AGNES 2 Night / 3 Day From $807 pp BUNDABERG 3 Night / 4 Day From $1018 pp HERVEY BAY Scuba Diving & ** Accommodation Package SUNSHINE COAST 1 Night / 2 Day / 5 Dives BRISBANE From $914 pp GOLD COAST NEW 2 Night / 3 Day / 8 Dives Ex-HMAS Lady Musgrave From $1299 pp Tobruk HQ Pontoon & 3 Night / 4 Day / 11 Dives Dive Site Accommodation From $1638 pp SEE DETAILS Lady Musgrave HQ Pontoon INSIDE Contact Us Accommodation packages are available for Underwater Shop 5, 15–17 Marina Drive, Observatory Single Bunk liveaboard style beds perfect for Burnett Heads QLD 4670 2019 BEST OF QUEENSLAND EXPERIENCE group bookings or family groups. Upgrade your experience AWARD WINNER to our luxury upper deck canopy queen beds suitable for +61 7 4151 5225 private stays both singles and couples. e: [email protected] www.ladymusgraveexperience.com.au Experience the Best Prices include all transfers, meals, linen and snorkeling equipment hire. Diving equipment hire is extra for dive packages. 2018 2019 2019 WINNER WINNER WINNER 07 4151 5225 Tourism Visitor Tourism Visitor Attraction Attraction Presidents Business of Business of Award the Year the Year ** Prices are twin share per person. Please contact our bookings office for more ladymusgraveexperience.com.au details and pricing options GREAT BARRIER REEF – FULL DAY TOUR – Experience Marine Biologist Lady Musgrave Island Scuba Diving for the Day and Reef Lagoon * Would you like to be a Marine Biologist on the Great Barrier PRICING Reef for a day? From: Become part of the $308 crew assisting with Adventure Reef Dives marine surveys, World Class scuba diving suitable water testing and Cruise in style to Lady Musgrave Island for everyone from first time divers to learn about marine species and ecosystems on on board our luxury 35 metre catamaran experienced certified divers. Choose your the Southern Great Barrier Reef. ‘Reef Empress’. Great Barrier Reef Diving experience today. WHAT’S INCLUDED: • Lagoon diving suitable for introductory and WHAT’S INCLUDED: • Briefing session on key reef creatures and coral health learner experiences • Enjoy up to 4 1/2 hours on the Great Barrier Reef • Private 30 minute in-water guided snorkel tour and • Lady Musgrave Island Outer Reef Double Dive for • Morning/afternoon tea and a gourmet buffet lunch data collection activity experienced divers • Glass bottom boat tour and guided island walk with • Exclusive debrief & data entry session with • Remote Great Barrier Reef Diving in the Bunker Group educational and informative commentary Marine Biologist. • Group dive packages suitable for diving clubs and • Scuba diving options available • Certificate of completion and take home eco pack diving groups • Swim with the turtles all year round • Liveaboard style diving packages available AVAILABILITY: All year round • Premium quality snorkelling equipment provided • Premium accommodation and diving packages available • Enquire about becoming a Marine Biologist for a day • Dive with manta rays, turtles, sharks and other marine • Captains premium lounge upgrade available. Enjoy life surrounded by pristine coral priority boarding, barista made coffee, wet suits and ** • All diving equipment available Full Day Tour Pricing Extras complimentary beverage and gourmet cheese platter Adult ................................................................................................. $228 Introductory for your return journey. Fully LIcenced. AVAILABILITY: All year round with hire gear options * Concession ................................................................... $208 Lagoon Dive ..................................... from $140 AVAILABILITY: All year round ........ from Ex-HMAS Tobruk Children (Ages 4-14) ............................... $158 Certified Lagoon Dive $70 L50 PRICING TOBRUK DIVE Infants ................................................................................................ $30 Gear Hire for Cert Divers ....... $50 • Double dive the Ex-HMAS EXPERIENCE From: Family Pass VIP Premium Upgrade ................. $85 Tobruk wreck with resident turtles, $258 What to Bring? (2 Adults & 2 Children) ................ $649 Marine Biologist for a day ......... $55 manta rays, sharks and giant groupers Towel, sunscreen, swimmers, hat, camera, footwear for island walks, • Second dive is a penetration dive into the tank jumper/sweater, cash/eftpos for drinks or souvenirs at the bar. deck of the wreck Scuba Diving Pricing** • Guided dive groups Lady Musgrave Island • Morning tea & light lunch * Includes gear. Terms and conditions: Prices valid until 31st March 2022. Prices include fees and government Outer Reef Double Dive ....... $308 taxes where applicable. Prices may change at anytime without further notice. Certified & AVAILABILITY: All year round with hire gear options Ex-HMAS Tobruk Double ** All prices include environmental Introductory Lagoon Scuba Diving & Marine Biologist for a day are optional extras to the tour management charge (EMC & QPWS) cost. Tours are subject to weather conditions and minimum numbers. Dive Experience .......................................$258 where applicable. .
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