Queensland
When it comes to dazzling natural attractions, beaches and waterways, Queensland has a well-deserved worldwide travel reputation.
The Great Barrier Reef stretches through Queensland's waters for more than 2,500 kilometres, covering around 345,000 square kilometres. The world's largest World Heritage site, it is made up of more than 2,900 individual reefs and 70 coral cays sprinkled along the edge of the continental shelf.
There are plenty of amazing attractions across Queensland to suit everyone's tastes. Whether you're in the mood for getting up close with animals, exploring a museum or getting back to nature in a national park, there's plenty of attractions for you to choose from.
- Inland QLD
- Off Shore Islands QLD
- The Gold Coast
- Brisbane and surrounds
- Sunshine Coast
- Central Queensland
- Far North Queensland
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- Accommodation [39]
- Attractions [6]
- Charters and Day Trips [50]
- Career Development [1]
- Dive Clubs [6]
- Dive Gear [6]
- Dive Resorts [4]
- Dive Shops [53]
- Environmental Organisations [6]
- Liveaboards [20]
- UW Image Makers [1]
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Cairns Dive Centre
Experience diving or snorkelling at its best on the Great Barier Reef with Cairns Dive Centre. We offer snorkelling and diving on our day boat or our live aboard boat or learn to dive open water courses throught to instructor courses.
H2O Sportz Hamilton Island
PADI 5 star dive centre specializing in scuba diving and snorkeling in the central section of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. Located at the marina on Hamilton Island in the Whitsunday Islands.
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BigEye Wide Angle Lens for FujiFilm WP-FXF80/100/200 housings
- Patented Wide Angle Lens for the FujiFilm WP-FXF80/100/200 housings, which fits over the housing's port and can be installed and removed during the course of the dive.
- $AU 249.00
- 5% Cardholder's Discount!
Articles
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No Barriers at Great Barrier
by nickT
- As I am sure, you are probably aware Queensland started off February with a Category 5 tropical Cyclone a mere week after the floods in Brisbane. They called it the storm of the century with good reason....
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To Catch a Tiger by the Tail - By Richard Fitzpatrick
- Hanging onto the dorsal fin of a tiger shark as it swims is a truly awesome experience. Feeling the immense power and strength of these animals is incredible.
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