Rowley Shoals
Travel 170 nautical miles offshore to Rowley Shoals for diving and snorkeling. Explore sheer walls, channels, and clear waters while observing diverse marine life and vibrant coral formations.
Dampier Archipelago
Participate in a Welcome to Country with local rangers, explore petroglyphs at Conzinc Bay, visit cultural sites, snorkel, dive, kayak, and watch sea eagles, ospreys, and Rothschild’s rock wallabies. Viewing of Aboriginal petroglyphs requires approval by traditional owners and is not guaranteed.
Montebello Islands
Snorkel, dive (conditions permitting), swim, and spot wildlife including turtles, dugongs, dolphins, and rare rufous hare wallabies. Birdwatch for fairy and roseate terns, observe lagoon rays, and visit Ground Zero at Trimouille or Alpha Islands.
Muiron Islands
Snorkel or dive over protected reefs with abundant soft corals and gorgonians. After in-water activities, walk along the pristine beaches of these untouched islands.
Exmouth & Ningaloo Reef
Explore the Ningaloo Coast with a coach tour of Cape Range National Park, drift snorkel at Turquoise Bay, walk Yardie Creek, and see Vlamingh Head lighthouse and Mildura wreck. Optional tours include whale shark swim, glass-bottom boat, or guided Bundegi Beach walk with reef snorkeling.
Serrurier Island
Snorkel in this remote Pilbara inshore island, an important breeding and resting area for migratory and resident shorebirds, seabirds, and marine turtles.
Montebello Islands (Revisit)
Explore a new section of the Montebello Islands for snorkeling, diving, and wildlife spotting. Observe seabirds in this Important Bird Area, including fairy and roseate terns and sooty oystercatchers.
Dampier Archipelago (Return)
Explore another part of the Dampier Archipelago focusing on snorkeling, diving, or coastal walks, often on Malus Island (weather permitting).
Sea Day
Spend a day at sea relaxing on deck and attending onboard presentations, workshops, and demonstrations from guest lecturers.