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Also known as the Spit Bridge to Manly Walk. Take this scenic 10km walk, which follows the coastline past Fairlight, Forty Baskets and Reef beaches to Spit Bridge. You'll see some bush, beautiful beaches and great views. Count between 3h30 and 4h30 to make the walk. Ideal for families, with a picnic break in the middle! Ask for the brochure for this walk at the Manly Visitor Information Centre. You can download the map from the website.

Ocean Rafting takes you on an exploration of the Whitsundays aboard a fast, inflatable semi-rigid boat: thrills guaranteed! Two tours are available: Northern Exposure and Southern Lights. The main difference between these two tours is that the former offers more snorkeling time, while the latter offers more time on the beach. You can also take a stroll around Whitsunday Island National Park in a great atmosphere. Maximum of 32 people per boat. Ocean Rafting also offers a one-hour scenic flight by plane before the boat tour.

A.J Hackett offers bungee jumps from the top of a 50 m tower in the middle of the rainforest. Once on the platform, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the ocean: a little meditative break before the big jump! The staff is very friendly and will make you feel confident. You will also have the possibility to test the Giant Jungle Swing, a giant swing that propels up to 3 people at once, at a speed of 120 km/h.

What a coup de coeur! As much for the crew, renowned for their professionalism and kindness, as for the secret spots where you are invited to dive into a universe as magical as it is colorful. The team will make you spend an excellent moment on board their spacious catamaran. You can opt for snorkeling and/or diving (certified or introductory) and enjoy coral awareness courses. A tip: if you are looking to dive for the first time, opt for Passion of Paradise, you will keep an absolutely unforgettable memory!

Several hikes can be made from the same starting point: the parking lot at the end of Freycinet Drive. While the first two walks follow a common route, the last one takes a completely separate route.

Detailed maps are available on the Tasmania Park & Wildlife Service website. Please feel free to refer to them.

Wineglass Bay Lookout - Medium to difficult - 1 to 1.15 hours round trip - 2.6 km.

The steep but beautifully landscaped trail weaves between gigantic, rounded graniteboulders before reaching the viewpoint. An occasional bonus for some is the sight of whales or dolphins in the bay in the distance. There are numerous steps along the way. Return via a signposted path parallel to the outward journey.

Wineglass Bay & Hazards Beach - Difficult - 4-5 hours - 11 km loop.

Follow the previous route to Wineglass Bay Lookout, then descend to Wineglass Bay beach. Cross the isthmus and return to the starting point (Wineglass Bay Carpak) on a long loop via Hazards Beach and Great Oyster Bay. The whole circuit skirts Mount Mayson.

Mt Amos - Difficult - Allow 3 hours round trip - 3.6 km.

The trail to the top of this mountain is different from the one to Wineglass Bay Lookout. It is steep and arduous, and climbs steeply over bare rock slabs. It can be slippery, especially after rain.

Divers Den is one of the oldest dive companies in Cairns. It offers several options to go diving for the day or for several days to enjoy the reef at night. The team is particularly dynamic and fun. Their priority is of course safety, but this does not prevent the instructors from cultivating conviviality. The dives are really beautiful and it is of course possible to learn the different Padi levels. You don't even need to put your block on the stab, the staff takes care of everything.

A 2-3 hour circuit around the lake starting from the parking lot. It's about a 5.5 km loop. Go clockwise to avoid getting in the way when you take the narrow paths. There are a lot of people, so you can go without fear. Circuit of a rather easy level, more flat overall. A few steps though. The best time to do the walk is between November and April. Be careful, the entrance in the park requires a pass that you can buy online.

This magnificent sailboat will take you to discover the beauties of Green Island and its surroundings (max 25 people). With a friendly crew, you'll enjoy a pleasant cruise on one of the last boats still sailing. Diving available at extra cost. Snorkeling from the exclusive mooring. Gourmet breakfast, lunch of salads and seafood, a fruity break, a snack with cheese and a glass of wine, and delicious cakes. This company also offers motor cruises and cruises further out on the Great Barrier Reef with Ocean Freedom.

Take a small group (25 people) on a zodiac tour of the Great Barrier Reef, just 25 minutes from Cape Tribulation, and enjoy the natural treasures of this biodiverse region. This eco-certified tour includes two hours of snorkeling on Mackay and Undine Reefs. You will experience the magic of swimming alongside majestic turtles and admire the diversity of the coral reef. It's the perfect compromise between a good time and a wild mini-adventure: an intimate and friendly tour!

A great agency and a great team that will make your day absolutely unforgettable! Raging Thunder offers a wide range of activities to discover the Cairns area in an original way: rafting on the Tully River, canyoning at Crystal Cascades or sea kayaking at Fitzroy Island. The guides are friendly, adventurous, knowledgeable and smiling. The surrounding landscapes are as sublime as they are wild. Perfect even for families: impossible to be disappointed!

Just imagine... The time of the flight, you admire the landscape that offers itself to you... until the last second, the one that is impossible to describe until you have lived it! The moment to take the plunge has arrived, no more time to think, you jump out of the plane at over 14,000 feet! Strong sensations and indelible memories guaranteed! The landing is done on Mission Beach, nothing more magical! This small agency also offers the possibility to follow courses and to have an internationally recognized license.

Since 1983, this exceptional agency has been organizing cruises of several days up to 50 km off the coast. Here, the number of people on board is reduced to maximize personalized advice and an intimate and friendly atmosphere. The guides are professional and passionate and will help you explore the best dive sites of the Great Barrier Reef in complete safety. If you're a dive enthusiast, Pro Dive Cairns is the most recognized and awarded PADI dive center in the region.

Another way to discover the city of Melbourne and its surroundings is with the various excursions offered by the Melbourne River Cruise agency. Cruises on the Yarra River, with several options available. For example, spend an hour discovering the port and docks, or take a tour of the city's must-sees. And to add a little romance to the ride, why not take it at sunset? We also offer dinner-inclusive options, as well as special New Year's Day and Christmas packages.

Without a doubt, the tour operator with the largest choice of boats, for all budgets and tastes! The boats are impeccable and the crews professional. It's up to you to decide whether you want to relax for the duration of the cruise or participate in activities such as kayaking, hiking, diving or snorkeling as some of these islands have mainland coral. You can even go for several days on a sailboat... unforgettable!

Enjoy a day of magical and unforgettable sensations. If skydiving is a real challenge, don't hesitate and take the plunge with Skydive Australia. Admire the beautiful Queensland coastline and the famous Barrier Reef and its islands from the sky. The view is sublime and the landing is done in a sugar cane field. The very professional and friendly staff will make you feel confident before saying let's go, so jump! An experience you will never forget!

It takes about 2 hours round trip for 6 kilometers to get to the top and back. At the top, the 360° view is absolutely spectacular over the Prom, the Tidal River, the coast and the offshore islands. The landscape consists of rainforests, beaches and abundant wildlife. From the Telegraph Saddle parking lot trailhead, there are a variety of other walking options. Be aware that the trail has very little shade, so remember to bring a hat and sunscreen and be careful of the heat.

It's certainly one of the must-do's of Wilsons Promontory - just like climbing Mount Oberon for example. Easily accessible, it's an hour's walk through tea trees,banksias and heathers before reaching this amazing white sand beach, where you can easily snorkel. And above all, take the opportunity to walk barefoot and listen to the creaking of each step. Why? The fine, rounded grains of quartz sand compress under your feet, creating a high-pitched squeak.

This boat is a must for divers who want to have the chance to see the best the Great Barrier Reef has to offer in one day. This boat is the only one to go to 16 dive sites, which guarantees you the best visibility of the marine life. In addition to quality equipment, you will benefit from the advice of a very attentive, patient and professional staff. On board, enjoy delicious snacks and a good lunch prepared by an Italian chef during your day on the Barrier.

AquaQuest is Divers Den's latest vessel, built specifically to take tourists from Port Douglas for diving and snorkeling to the pristine sites of Agincourt, St. Crispins and Opal. This large catamaran can accommodate up to 80 passengers. These unique locations offer divers the opportunity to admire beautiful corals, fish and turtles. This is the only vessel operating in North Queensland that has its own on-board oxygen filling facilities. Be assured of safe diving.

This diving center offers scuba diving (including Nitrox) and snorkelling all year round. You can see whale sharks from March to August, humpback whales from July to October and manta rays. They also offer certified diving training. They offer several tour options depending on what you want to see. All in small groups and excellent value for money. Particularly recommended for experienced divers.