Whales
Learn more about Whales and The Great 8 of the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Humpback whales arrive in the Southern Great Barrier Reef as part of their winter migration to calve, mate and socialise. Between Autumn – March / April / May.
Turtles
Learn more about Turtles and The Great 8 of the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Turtle nesting and hatching happens between January and March of each year, and is an amazing experience that you will remember for many years to come.
Sharks
Learn more about Sharks and The Great 8 of the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Find out what the Sharks role is and how Sharks impact on the Great Barrier Reef and marine life ecosystem.
Clownfish
Learn more about Clownfish and The Great 8 of the Southern Great Barrier Reef. If you have seen the movie Finding Nemo, you would already know just how cute and illusive this little guy can be. Come and see the Clownfish in it’s natural enviroment with Lady Musgrave Experience.
Giant Clams
Learn more about Giant Clams and The Great 8 of the Southern Great Barrier Reef. If you have never been to the Great Barrier Reef, these animals will really blow you away. Please ensure that you do not touch these amazing creatures with your body, and just enjoy their beauty.
Coral
Learn more about Coral and The Great 8 of the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Coral Bleaching has increased over the years causing large parts of the Great Barrier Reef to appear white due to the dying coral. If you would like to cross the great barrier reef off your bucket list, now is the time to do it!
Rays
Learn more about Rays and The Great 8 of the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Did you know Mantarays actually enjoy the company of humans. It is well documented that Mantarays will actually seek out and play around Scuba Divers and Snorellers making diving or snorkelling with Mantarays a truely unique experience.
Maori Wrasse
Learn more about Maori Wrasse and The Great 8 of the Southern Great Barrier Reef. These giant fish are a real specticle especially when you are up close and personal with them in the water. The size of these monster fish is something you really need to see to believe.