SilverSonic - Outer Barrier Reef
Images appear courtesy of Quicksilver/Silver Series & Gavin Hardy.
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Silversonic Cruises depart daily from Port Douglas and visits the Agincourt Ribbon reefs at the Outer Barrier Reef. Enjoy over 5 hours of exploring the wonders of this underwater world, which includes 3 different dive sites and you have the choice of 3 certified dives or two introductory dives. The SilverSonic vessel is a very modern 29 metre catamaran, and lets you explore the outer edge reef locations in superb style and comfort.
DAY INCLUDES:
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CRUISE COSTING [2011-2012]:
| Snorkelling | Adult | $185 |
| - Includes Cruise - Includes Snorkelling Gear * |
Child | $134 |
| Certified Scuba Dive (With Diving Gear) | 1 Dive | $230 |
| - Includes Cruise - Includes Snorkelling Gear & Dive Gear |
2 Dives | $250 |
| 3 Dives | $262 | |
| Certified Scuba Dive (Tanks and weights only) | 1 Dive | $210 |
| - Includes Cruise - Includes Snorkelling Gear * - Tanks and weights |
2 Dives | $230 |
| 3 Dives | $242 | |
| Introductory Scuba Dive | 1 Dive | $242 |
| - Includes Cruise - Includes Snorkelling Gear & Dive Gear |
2 Dives | $287 |
| Couch Transfer (optional) - Cairns, Beaches, Silky Oaks | Transfer | $17 |
*Snorkelling gear includes Mask, Snorkel & Fins. Lycra suits and wetsuits for snorkellers are available for hire onboard at an additional cost.
Above prices including: Pick up from Port Douglas accommodation, snorkel equipment, morning & afternoon teas and tropical smorgasbord lunch.
Government Environmental Management Charge:
An Environmental Management Charge of $5.50 is levied for all adults and children 4 years and over entering the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage area. The Government Environmental Management Charge is payable direct by passengers to Silversonic on the day of travel or unless otherwise arranged with Silversonic.
All schedules, activities and prices may be varied without notice. Listed fares in Australian dollars include Goods and Services Tax.
Prices valid to 31 March 2012.
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