Explore the Great Barrier Reef at Agincourt Ribbon Reef by catamaran. Enjoy snorkelling, diving, and semi-submersible tours, plus access to underwater observatories and marine life viewing at the edge of Australia's Continental Shelf.
Key Highlights
Travel to Agincourt Ribbon Reef at the outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef
Wavepiercing catamaran journey across pristine waters
Snorkelling and diving among vibrant coral and marine life
Explore the reef from a semi-submersible vessel
Underwater viewing platform and observatory for close-up marine encounters
Fish feeding session with unique views
Optional helicopter flights over the reef
What’s included
Catamaran transfer to Agincourt Ribbon Reef
Access to semi-submersible reef exploration
Use of underwater viewing platform and observatory
Opportunity for snorkelling and diving (equipment not specified)
Fish feeding experience
Overview
Discover the wonders of Agincourt Ribbon Reef, located on the very outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef. Travel aboard a state-of-the-art, wavepiercing catamaran and immerse yourself in the region's most pristine marine ecosystem with exceptional underwater visibility and vibrant coral growth.
Choose to snorkel or dive among a dazzling kaleidoscope of coral and marine life, or keep dry and explore the reef from a comfortable semi-submersible vessel that glides just one metre below the water's surface. Witness fish feedings and view the underwater world through the unique viewing platform and observatory.
Take in breathtaking above-water and underwater scenery, with the option to enjoy a spectacular helicopter flight over Agincourt Reef. The floating platform at the reef's edge provides a secure and comfortable base for all activities, ensuring an engaging and memorable experience.
Throughout your journey, benefit from attentive crew and modern facilities, enjoying a day dedicated to exploring one of Australia's natural wonders - an experience sure to create lifelong memories.
Additional info by the operator.
Agincourt Ribbon Reef is situated at the outer edge of Australia's Continental Shelf and is renowned for its clear waters and rich biodiversity. Semi-submersible and underwater viewing options provide accessibility for non-swimmers. There is no mention of meal inclusions or equipment hire in the supplied information. Please note all experiences and activities are subject to prevailing weather and reef conditions.
