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 close encounter of a minke whale during our swim with the whales |  dwarf minke whale coming in for a look at the snorkellers during swim with whales Australia |  healthy coral on the Great Barrier Reef |
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 tropical fish seen on Great Barrier Reef while snorkelling and scuba diving |  Hawksbill turtles live around the reefs of GBR. See turtles from the liveaboard trips. |  A friendly Maori wrasse (humphead wrasse), a typical sight on the reefs, stunning tropical sunsets & drift dive on scuba while on outer reefs. |
 One of the famous reefs on the great barrier reef, the heart shaped reef. |  Plumeria, commonly known as frangipani, is a usual sight on the coast, tropical scents set the atmosphere for far north Queensland, Australia. |  GBR coral reef scenery, beautiful from the boat, intriguing while snorkelling and amazing while scuba diving. Healthy colourful corals. |
 Just like an aquarium, the corals are homes to many tropical fish. Join us to see these fish on Great Barrier Reef. |  Lionfish are of different colours on our reefs, they are amazing to watch. Although not invasive in Australia, we get to enjoy see them living their lives in peace. |  Whale season is during the Australian winter, while on our Minke Whale trips, we also witness breaching Humpbacks, what a BONUS. |
 With reefs alive with so much marine life, seeing turtles feeding or resting are regular sights. GBR is alive! |  Humpback whale fluke, a sign the whale is about to dive deep. All part of the behaviour of whales, so interesting to watch and learn about these mammals. |  Our sunrises, and sunsets, are stunning on the reefs. The colours of the sky, water and clouds make for wonderful sights and photographs. A romantic way to start and end the day while on GBR Australia. |
 Humpback Whale coming to check us out. Such a wonderful thrill to see up close. Whales on the reef, a great time of year! |  Maori wrasse, also known as Humphead wrasse and Napoleanfish. Lovely to see these large inquisitive fish while snorkelling or diving on the coral reefs. |  Humpback whale tail, these pics are great ways to ID individual whales. Learn this and more on our Dwarf Minke Whale Sojourns. |
 The liveaboard dive boat is spacious with room to move, great dive deck, lounges, bar, restaurant, twin/double cabins with private bathrooms. Our home away from home while staying on the reef. |  Anemonefish, popularly known as Nemo. Such fun watching these busy fish meandering about their host anemone. Bonus if you see their egg clusters being protected under the anemone. |  A group of our happy divers & snorkellers enjoying their Great Barrier Reef trip. Such fun! |
 Humpback whale tail, identifying marks can assist in recognising individuals through the years on the reefs. |  Great visibility on the Great Barrier Reef, amazing times exploring the coral and encountering marine life. |  Plectorhinchus lineatus, also known as the yellowbanded sweetlips, oblique-banded sweetlips, diagonal-banded sweetlips, Goldman's sweetlips, lined blubber-lips, lined sweetlips, many-lined sweetlips, striped sweetlips and yellowband sweetlips. So many names! |
 We even see these whales near the coral reefs. |
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