Captain Cook Cruises: 4-Night Cruise / Cairns – Lizard Island – Cairns
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| Spectacular Lizard Island, Cooktown, an historic coastal outpost and deserted coral cays join rich rainforest and a stunning ribbon reef as the unforgettable experiences of this cruise. |
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Highlights:
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| Brochure
Fares - 01 April 2008 to 31 March 2009 |
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| All rates in AUD per person |
Cabin Twin/Double |
Stateroom Twin/Double |
Upper
Deck Twin/Double |
Deluxe Twin/Double |
| Twin Share |
$1680 |
$2100 |
$2320 |
$2390 |
| Sole Occupancy |
$2520 |
$3150 |
$3480 |
$2988 |
| Triple Share |
N/A |
$1614 |
N/A |
N/A |
Extra Charges:
- Fuel Surcharge of AU$10 per person per night (under 15 years free of charge) charged at time of final payment
- Environmental Management Charge (EMC) of AU$15 per adult (under 4 years free of charge) payable onboard the vessel
| Trinity Wharf Cairns | Departs | Returns |
| Boarding from 4.00pm | 5.00pm Tuesday & Friday |
8.00am Saturday & Tuesday |
Cruises operate alternate weeks March – October 2008. |
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Sample Itinerary:
4 NIGHT - Cairns – Lizard Island – Cairns
Day 1: 4:00pm: Board your small ship cruise for a 5:00pm departure from Cairns. Join our crew and travelling companions on the top deck to enjoy a glass of champagne as we cruise northward, passing Double Island and the pretty beachside village of Palm Cove.
Day 2: We have the morning to discover historical Cooktown. Visit Cooktown’s fascinating historical museum, featuring original artefacts from Cook’s ship – Endeavour. This afternoon we visit one of the remote uninhabited islands of the Great Barrier Reef. Join our marine biologist for a glass bottom boat tour or have your first opportunity of snorkelling.
Day 3: This morning we awaken moored beside beautiful Lizard Island. The energetic may join our guides on a walk to ‘Cook’s Look’ on the island’s peak. Relax on the beach, snorkel in Lizard Island's turquoise bays, or take a glass bottom boat tour. This afternoon we cruise to Ribbon Reef No 9, a spectacular and seldom visited part of the reef where our activities will include more snorkelling opportunities and glass bottom boat tours with the Marine Biologist.
Day 4: We spend today visiting two of the most spectacular sections of the reef, Ribbon Reef No 3 and Rachel Carson Reef. Explore the coral gardens and marine life with guided snorkelling and glass bottom boat tours. Our Marine Biologist will explain the natural history and evolution of the reef and help you discover the local wildlife. This evening, we enjoy our final memorable night cruising the Great Barrier Reef.
Day 5: 8:00am: Farewell our Captain, crew and new-found friends before disembarking at Trinity Wharf in Cairns.
Itineraries subject to change due to weather and other operational requirements.
