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Single Certified Scuba Diving

Dive into the underwater realm with our guided tours in small groups, offering experiences for both certified and non-certified divers.

Dive the Lagoon’s Natural Beauty

Encounter colorful tropical fish, serene underwater landscapes, and majestic sea creatures.

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See The Wildlife!

Snap a selfie with a turtle or spot a humpback whale and its baby.

Take Our Beginner Discovery Dive

Our experienced instructors will guide you through basic techniques and essential equipment knowledge for a safe and enjoyable dive.

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Explore Our Reef and Island Map

Discover the vibrant underwater world and scenic beauty of our island with our map. Dive into adventure with clearly marked snorkel and dive locations, highlighting the best spots to witness diverse coral and colourful reef fish. Navigate your way around the island to find key attractions, amenities, and hidden gems. Whether you’re a seasoned diver or a first-time snorkeler, our map ensures you won’t miss a single moment of your unforgettable adventure.

FAQs


Our most commonly asked questions from our valued customers

What time does the Lady Musgrave Island Tour depart?

Our departure times change daily with the tidal conditions.

Please check your confirmation email or contact our friendly team to reconfirm your departure time.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us.

How long are the Full-Day Tours?

Depending on the tides, which generally control when we can enter back into 1770, a Full-Day Tour is approximately 8.5 – 9 hours.

What will I see snorkelling?

While we cannot guarantee what encounters you will have snorkelling, there is a large amount of sea and bird life you may get to see!

From whales, turtles, a range of reef fish, island birds and more, you will have a wonderful sightseeing experience!

You can also keep an eye on our Facebook & Instagram to see what current sightings we have had.

Do you provide lunch/tea?
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Yes. Lunch, morning tea and afternoon tea are included. Dietary requirements can be catered for with prior notice given. 

What to bring on your full-day tour?
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  • Reef Shoes Footwear (That can get wet)
  • Sun-smart Swimwear
  • Towel
  • Sunglasses
  • Reef Safe Sunscreen
  • Hat
  • Warm clothing (it can get cold after snorkelling)
  • Reusable coffee cup
  • Water bottle
  • Sea Sickness Medicine (We do not sell sea sickness medicine, we recommend purchasing some before arriving – Find Local Chemists)

Optional: 

  • Wetsuit
  • Your own snorkel equipment (We do provide snorkel equipment)
Are there options for individuals with special requirements?

Yes, we strive to make our tours accessible to all visitors, including those with special requirements.

We are dedicated to making your experience as comfortable as possible. While our vessel does not have a ramp or alternative seating, we do provide a disabled toilet on board for your convenience. If you or anyone in your party has sight or vision impairments, special requirements, or is an inexperienced swimmer, we offer an extra guide to assist throughout the tour. Additionally, our vessels are equipped to accommodate prams and strollers.

Please note that these needs must be communicated prior to booking your tour to ensure we can accommodate you effectively.

If you have any concerns or questions about accessibility, please contact us in advance so we can ensure your experience is enjoyable and comfortable. We are committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive experience for all our guests.

Is snorkelling or diving safe for everyone?

Snorkelling and diving are physically demanding and may pose risks for those with certain medical conditions (e.g., heart disease, asthma, or epilepsy). Please review our safety information and consult our Island Team before participating. You’ll need to sign a Snorkel Risk Management Assessment or Diving Registration Form on arrival to ensure your safety.

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About & History of 1770 Reef Eco Tours

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Island Camping & Local Accommodation

Accessibility & Sustainability