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Our three multi million dollar purpose built vessel provide unquestionably the very best outer reef liveaboard experience in Cairns. Our 16 exclusive dive sites on four different reefs are some of the most spectacular dive locations on the reef. Our outstanding product quality, excellent safety standards, professional and friendly crew and "all inclusive" pricing policy guarantee you truly memorable liveaboard experience. The Great Barrier Reef is a natural wonder of the world and is a declared World Heritage site. It encompasses 350,000 sq kilometres of the South Pacific Ocean and is made up of 2,900 individual reefs and 71 coral cays. Its ecosystem supports the greatest concentration of life on this planet including 1500 species of fish, 350 different corals, 4,000 species of molluscs and 10,000 species of sponges. Water temperature ranges from 22° to 28° Celsius (75° - 85° F) allowing comfortable diving all year round For the certified diver or snorkeller our 3 day 2 night trip departs Cairns 6 times per week and offers up to 11 dives. Our fleet boasts 3 premium purpose built dive vessels, offering the best living on board conditions. We visit a large variety of our 16 exclusive sites which are spread over 4 different reefs over the trip duration. These sites have been selected for their extravagance of marine life and excellent visibility thus ensuring you see the best the outer Great Barrier Reef has to offer. Unlimited snorkelling is also available and all cabins are TWIN share. Scubapro I, II and III Scubapro was purpose built and then launched in April 1998. Major specifications were that she could handle all varying weather conditions in the Tropical North and offer a smooth and comfortable ride. The formula was a huge success and in February 2002 a sister ship, Scubapro II, was launched. We are in the next phase of our expansion plan with our third liveaboard dive boat, Scubapro III, launched in April 2004. All vessels feature 14 twin share cabins and 2 double cabins with private amenities for every 4 guests. Private cabins allow privacy and time to relax between diving and snorkelling. The vessels are centrally air-conditioned, light and airy. There are 2 large decks: one for gear and one strictly for sun tanning and relaxing. Specifications and features of Scubapro I, II and III demonstrate that these boats also make excellent options for day or over night charters. Important: Insufficient dive qualifications and/or some medical conditions may prevent you form diving. Prior to diving you will be asked in writing: "Are you currently suffering from any illness or injury that may be incompatible with diving?" If you answer yes to this question you will be required to get a release from your doctor saying that you are fit to dive. This must be acquired PRIOR to departure. If you have any questions about any of these medical requirements please contact us. Click here for a full trip itinerary. Costs
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We have 16 exclusive dive sites on 4 spectacular outer reefs. The reefs: Thetford, Pellowe, Milln and Flynn are situated on the Outer Great Barrier Reef, South East from Cairns. These sites are rarely visited by other vessels so divers and snorkellers get the exclusive opportunity to view magnificent corals and fish life without the crowds. We generally only ever do two dives at any one dive site.
Booking Procedure
You are strongly
advised to pre-book your trip as availability may be limited if you
wait until your arrival to Cairns. You can pre-book and confirm your place
on a trip by emailing us with your preferred departure
date, and your credit card number and expiry date. Once your booking is
complete we will send you confirmation by email.
If you can also advise us of your accommodation in Cairns we can give
you your pick up time, however if you unsure of your accommodation details
you can contact us on arrival into Cairns and advise us then.
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