3 Day Great Barrier Reef Liveaboard Package | Snorkel or Dive Highlights
- Get up to 10% cash back per person when you book with us
- Your adventure kicks off with hassle-free transfers from Cairns City + the Northern Beaches
- 2 x unforgettable nights aboard the comfortable vessel, staying in twin cabins
- 2 x thrilling night dives
- Relax in the serene beauty of the Great Barrier Reef, waking up to the gentle lull of the ocean waves
- Enjoy mouthwatering meals prepared by onboard chefs
- Snug + clean bed linen provided, ensuring your stay is as comfortable as it is exhilarating
- Dive like a pro with top-of-the-line dive equipment, including a dive computer + 5mm short arm/leg wetsuit
- Prescription masks for perfect vision underwater (if needed)
- Dive insurance - giving you peace of mind during your thrilling adventures
What's Excluded
What to Expect
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 10% Cashback Deal?
What is the 10% Cashback Deal?
You score up to 10% of your purchase value emailed to you as a one time code to use on your next adventure!
Can I bring my own equipment snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef?
Can I bring my own equipment snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef?
Yes. We always recommend bringing your own mask and snorkel.
For divers, you may not take your own weights or tanks on the boat but you are welcome to bring everything else. We have both DIN and yoke style for your first stage, so just make sure to notify staff which one you need when you are checking in.
Are there sharks on the Great Barrier Reef?
Are there sharks on the Great Barrier Reef?
Yes, there are sharks in every ocean. A variety of sharks inhabit the Great Barrier Reef. What we most commonly encounter are smaller species which pose no threat to divers or snorkellers. The shark that Australia is infamous for, the Great White Shark, does not exist in Far North Queensland.
Are there jellyfish on the Great Barrier Reef?
Are there jellyfish on the Great Barrier Reef?
Stingers, also known as box jellyfish, are coastal dwellers and are never seen on the reef. They breed in the estuaries and live their life on the shoreline, therefore do not pose a threat to divers on the reef. The jellyfish season is from November to April. Swimming enclosures are provided at local beaches for people to swim in.
Can I bring alcohol to the Great Barrier Reef?
Can I bring alcohol to the Great Barrier Reef?
Yes, you are allowed to bring alcohol on board, but in moderation as we only have limited space on all of our boats. Please note once any alcohol has been consumed, you are not allowed to go into the water again until the following day. Pro Dive Cairns encourages responsible drinking.
What should I pack for the Great Barrier Reef?
What should I pack for the Great Barrier Reef?
- You will need to take along a towel, preferably 2. We suggest taking 2 towels along - 1 for when you get out of the water and 1 for showering at night.
- Certification card & log book or other proof of experience.
- Swimwear.
- Comfortable, casual clothing for 3 days.
- Warm clothes for the evening and pyjamas.
- Toiletries i.e. toothbrush, soap, sunscreen etc.
- Please do not bring sleeping bags, bulky luggage, large amounts of money as the account you incur on the boat will be paid direct to the Pro Dive retail shop at the end of the trip.
When is the best time to dive on the Great Barrier Reef?
When is the best time to dive on the Great Barrier Reef?
The warm waters of Tropical North Queensland are ideal for year-round diving.
Water temperature can vary from 22' to 28' Celsius (75' to 85'F).
Summer (Dec-Feb)
Overall great marine life activity with plenty to see
Visibility - Excellent
Water temperature 29?C (85?F)
Generally calm sea conditions
Low to moderate rain - generally at night
Autumn (Mar-May)
Overall great marine life activity with plenty to see
Visibility - Good
Water temperature 25-27?C (80?F)
Calm to moderate sea conditions
Potential moderate rain
Winter (Jun-Aug)
Minke Whales & Humpback Whales
Visibility - Good
Water temperature 22-24?C (70?F)
Moderate sea conditions
Low rainfall
Spring (Sep-Nov)
Humpback Whales & Coral Spawning (Nov)
Visibility - Excellent
Water temperature 25-27?C (80?F)
Generally calm sea conditions
Low rain fall
What's excluded from the tour price?
What's excluded from the tour price?
- Flights to and from Cairns
- Accommodation in Cairns
- Environmental Management Charge, Port and administration fees, and fuel levy - AU$85.00
- Underwater Canon digital camera hire
- Cost of Dive Medical (if required)
- Some medical conditions may prevent you from diving. For example: heart disease asthma, epilepsy or diabetes. Please inform us prior to reservation if you suffer from any medical condition that may affect your diving.
- Trip cancellation or interruption Insurance
- Deck and bath towels
- Personal toiletries
- Introductory dives booked and paid for on board (please ask for pricing)
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- 06:30 - 01 SELF DRIVE - NO PICKUP/DROPOFF - Make own way to/from Pro Dive Cairns Retail Store at Cnr Grafton & Shields St @ 6:20 AM
- 06:30 - 181 THE ESPLANADE P/up Lake Street Entrance (181 Esplanade) @ 6:10 AM
- 06:30 - 201 LAKE ST (201 Lake Street) @ 6:10 AM
- 06:30 - A1 INN THE CITY (141 Lake Street) @ 6:10 AM
- 06:30 - ABBEY'S CITY HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST HOMESTAY (396 Draper Street) @ 6:00 AM
- 06:30 - 01 SELF DRIVE - NO PICKUP/DROPOFF - Make own way to/from Pro Dive Cairns Retail Store at Cnr Grafton & Shields St @ 6:20 AM
- 06:30 - 181 THE ESPLANADE P/up Lake Street Entrance (181 Esplanade) @ 6:10 AM
- 06:30 - 201 LAKE ST (201 Lake Street) @ 6:10 AM
- 06:30 - A1 INN THE CITY (141 Lake Street) @ 6:10 AM
- 06:30 - ABBEY'S CITY HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST HOMESTAY (396 Draper Street) @ 6:00 AM