Mike Ball Spoilsport Liveaboard - Minke Whale Expedition - Australia
7 Nights’ accommodation (Double Occupancy), Delicious Meals and Snacks, Complimentary Soft Drink or Wine with Evening Meal, Up To 22 Dives Including Tanks, Air Fills and Weight Belt, Unique Opportunity to Get Face to Face with Minke Whales (If You Choose, You Can Assist in Research), Reef Ecology Program and Dive Computer Workshop, Transfer to Either Mike Ball Office, the Airport or Inner-City H...
View Package DetailsMike Ball Spoilsport Liveaboard - Coral Sea Safari - Australia
7 Nights’ accommodation (Double Occupancy), Delicious Meals and Snacks, Complimentary Soft Drink or Wine with Evening Meal, Up To 22 Dives Including Tanks, Air Fills and Weight Belt, Unique Opportunity to Get Face to Face with Minke Whales (If You Choose, You Can Assist in Research), Reef Ecology Program and Dive Computer Workshop, Transfer to Either Mike Ball Office, the Airport or Inner-City H...
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Australia (Great Barrier Reef, Coral Sea)
Climate: From October to April temperatures average around 33°C / 91°F. From June to August temperatures average around 27°C / 81°F. Overnight temperatures average 5°C / 41°F at any time of year.
Water Temperature: 24 – 30°C / 75 – 85°F
Time: UTC +5:00 to +11:00 (CXT, AWST, CWT, ACST, AEST, NFT)
Language: English and Aboriginal languages
Currency: Australian Dollar
Electricity: 230 volts. Most travelers will need an adapter because the Australian three-prong plug is different from those in most countries
Marriage Requirements: Please contact the local tourism board for instructions and requirements.
Airport(s): Queensland: Cairns Int’l, CNS
Hyperbaric Chambers:
Queensland: Hyperbaric Medicine Unit
Queensland: The Wesley Centre for Hyperbaric Medicine
From the giant clams to the baleen and humpback whales, everything is bigger in the Great Barrier Reef. Great is right, the reef system is the largest in the world and is home to a diverse and abundant aquatic life. Where else can you potentially swim with the local Irrawaddy and Indo-pacific humpback dolphins, threatened sea cows and large green turtles as well as see cone shells and nudibranches all in one dive?
If you prefer wrecks to reefs, The Coral Sea is a littered with schooners, freighters and more. An ecological delight, the city of Cairns is surrounded by both reef and rain forest. Adventure seekers will thrill at the various activities, including skydiving, the flying leap, helifishing and rapids kayaking. After your pulse returns to normal, you can visit the local markets, golf courses, casino and night clubs.
Home of the world’s largest reef abundant with corals, sea anemones, sea stars, sea slugs and giant clams to name a few, Australia also boasts over 10,000 beaches; more than any other nation. The Land Down Under is 2,966,368 square miles. Home to the world’s largest monolith, Uluru, in Central Australia, the tallest peak is Mount Kosciuszko at 7,310 feet in the Great Dividing Range.
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