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Nestled in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, the Whitsundays share the same climate as the Bahamas, the Caribbean and
Tahiti. Nature has left a collection of islands, actually drowned mountains - rising from a turquoise sea.
The fringing coral reefs, tropical rainforests, pristine beaches and crystal clear waters, all unspoiled by man, make this one of
the most beautiful destinations in the world.
Part of the world's largest National Park with World Heritage listing, the 75 Whitsunday Islands are primarily uninhabited.
However, if you pine for civilisation there is always one of the internationally renown island resorts such as Hayman and
Hamilton Islands.
The warm aqua marine waters range between 20° and 25°C, so the fantastic snorkelling and diving opportunities
which provide a glimpse into the magic of these Great Barrier Reef Islands, can be enjoyed all year round.
The Whitsundays with its safe anchorages and coves, sheltered by the Great Barrier Reef, is one of the world's finest calm
water cruising areas and will capture your heart and imagination.
Reef Odyssey combines the amenities of a luxury yacht with the versatility of an expedition cruise. You will find your cabin
to be spacious with private facilities. Enjoy excellent cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere complemented by the idyllic tropical
surroundings. The vessel offers spacious dining and lounge areas in addition to a number of smaller and more intimate outdoor
settings.
Crew includes a marine biology guide allowing guests to gain the most from their Barrier Reef experience.
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Your cruise includes -
All meals, morning and afternoon tea and pre-dinner snacks.
Tea and coffee available at all times.
Snorkelling and fishing equipment.
Marine biology guide.
Coral viewing tours.
Guided walks and snorkelling tours.
Reef walking.
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Vessel features -
Air-conditioned cabins with en-suite.
Sun deck.
Comfortable deck lounge and seating areas.
Cocktail bar, lounge and dining areas.
Two glass bottom boats.
Guests laundry.
Maximum 40 guests.
Reference library.
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